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SALARIES IN ECONOMICS
A good source of detailed information about business economics is the National Association for Business Economics’ publication, Careers in Business Economics 2004-2005, which is available for free download at: http://www.nabe.com/careers.htm Following are some highlights from the NABE’s most recent survey of business economists’ salaries:* MEDIAN COMPENSATION FOR THE PROFESSION AS A WHOLE:
THE HIGHEST-PAID GROUPS:
MEDIAN STARTING SALARIES:
To get information on academic salaries paid to people with new Ph.D.s in Economics, check out the Survey of the Labor Market for New Ph.D. Hires in Economics 2005-2006, which is published jointly by the Center for Business and Economic Research and the Department of Economics at the University of Arkansas, and is available for free download at: http://cber.uark.edu/ Average salary actually offered to new Ph.D.s in Economics, 2004-2005:
Average salary expected to be offered to new Ph.D.s in Economics, 2005-2006:
* Survey results are for 2002, and are reported in: National Association
for Business Economics (NABE), Careers in Business Economics, 2004-05.
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