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Subject: Re: Salaries of Business Ph.D.'s
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Date: Mon, 9-Nov-87 20:55:26 EST
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In article <1330@cup.portal.com>, BOB_PROF_LAKE@cup.portal.com writes:
> The Ph.D. in Business requires a major; will it be a marketing major?
> accounting? finance?  The starting salaries in academe vary by
> discipline.  In general, I think you would find that the average
> 9-month (academic year) salary in most disciplines start at about
> $40,000.  I don't think the BS and MS in Engineering are too important
> in determining the salary for teaching in most Business Schools.
> 
> I'm not knowledgeable about the pay in Engineering, nor the working
> conditions, etc., so I can't comment on that part of your post.

Thanx for the response. My question was for Ph.D. in Operations Manage-
ment and MIS. What are the salaries for these people in the industy and
academia ? What are the future job prospects in industry and academia,
(say 3-4 years from now) ? 
Further, in the industry, what type of companies hire these people and
how are the projected job prospects in the industry as compared with
universities ? Further, which are the *HOT* areas of specialization
in OM and MIS ?
Thanx again and I appreciate your response.