What Are PhD In Business Administration Salaries? And, Why? ( Tips For Getting A PhD Or DBA )

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Why are the PhD In Business Administration salaries this way?
1. Supply and demand for the skill set. Different people working on different ideas are in more demand than others, and the supply is relatively low as only a few people are able to get a PhD.
2. Many of these folks already have in demand degrees. It is not uncommon to find faculty in business schools with law degrees, accounting degrees, engineers and other degrees. People self select into this career.
3. The value of some of the knowledge can be generated to have a return. Whether it does or does not is not relevant. What matters is other people believe that this knowledge is some how more applicable than other knowledge. Also, some of the knowledge is likely easier to demonstrate a return.
4. People at the top of their career are valuable, inimitable, rare and non-substitutable. It was really difficult to get there, and few people in this world choose to be like them. If you select any industry / field, and you get the top performers, you will find very high wages.
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[@adityaprasadraiguru]

talking about salary, I believe the prof, associate prof and assistant prof earn a lot more from consulting with organisations and publications

[@R3ciprocityTeam]

Not really - most of us don't earn that much from consulting... At least in my experience.

[@austinamihere5604]

Very educative video as always . Thanks so much for the information

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Thank you!

[@lilliankwok358]

Hi. I’m quite confused about MBA program and PhD. Could you tell me if a student can study a PhD program after completing a MBA program? Is MBA = a bachelor degree?

[@R3ciprocityTeam]

It’s the degree after a ba

[@adityaprasadraiguru]

Compelling video, just wanted to know that is an engineering degree/ background a must for PhD in Strategy and Innovation. Are non engineering or non mathematical background candidates not in an better position to go ahead for PhD in Strategy and Innovation. Please reply.

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I have a video about this. You should search for it...

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