In your country, how much can a fresh PhD holder in business analytics earn?
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In China,that depends--depends on your ability,the company you work for,and whether yopu are luky. A good fresh PhD holder may get the salary of more than 20,000 monthly  while some unluky guys may just get much less.
1018433
Depends.  Both pay a decent wage.\nIn private practice, a psychologist can make over $100k.  Working for the government or a social service agency, you would make less, maybe $30 to 70k, depending on where and what degrees you hold.\nA biotechnologist working for a university or pharmaceutical or biotech company might make $30 to 50k doing basic bench or computer work, and much more if leading the research or if they come up with a great innovation.  This depends on degree too.  PhDs have more earning potential.
1001976
It would depend upon their role within the university.\n\nSome would get a lot less than £40,000.\n\nSome would get a lot more.\n\nMaybe £40,000 is a good average. It depends why you ask the question, how you hope to use the information.
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Anywhere from 20,000 to 250,000.  It depends on a lot of different factors.  Whether you're talking about public accounts or accountants working for corporations.  The size of the firm or business will have an impact.  Years of experience of course makes a difference.  Location is another huge factor.  If you have your CPA, CMA, CFE, etc will make a big difference.  2 year, 4 year, 5 year or other degree.  Average for someone just starting, probaby 25-40k.  Couple years of experience in an average role, probably around 50k.
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Depends on the firm and depends on luck.  For pure CS firms, probably 70+.  It's a lot easier to outsource these jobs.  For more finance firms where you'll be doing CS, there's a wider range, probably 60-200+, after bonus, if you're lucky.\n\nCheck salary.com like the person said above.  It's not a bad site.
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If you own a PC & can afford a small cost towards some CPLD/ FPGA Kits & one/two Quality books to practise at Home,have dedication to learn regularly & can do some hobby projects.One can demand a  salary Internationally \non an average of US$60K with just 1year experience only. Contact for more information with your full contact details <IAAI(dot)IT@gmail.com> with your present profile/status.
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There are many home based businesses that could earn more than $60K a year. It simply depends on how well you manage your business, how you market it, and whether there is real demand for your business.\n\nMarkus Finch operates from home with his girlfriend the online dating website PlentyofFish.com and he has earned $1 million in 3 months from Google Adsense alone\nhttp://www.womenhomebusiness.com/blog/2006/03/success-with-google-adsense-program.html\n\nMark & Lorraine Moore, who created diapers for birds http://www.flightquarters.com/ operates their business from their home basement in Virginia, and they have hit $1 million in sales in 2004. And their business keeps on growing.\n\nDavid Marcks, whose Geese Police business of training dogs to chase away geese in golf courses, parks, etc. is now being franchised has already earned millions of dollars from his business http://www.womenhomebusiness.com/startup/geesepolice.htm . He continues to operate this business from his home in New Jersey.\n\nThink of what you want to do. Find out what is needed, and then build a business around it. The process is not easy, but real people are actually earning a lot of money from their home businesses.
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It depends, if you joined now, not as much, but still a decent amount -- It depends on how long you work, your experience, and your position.\n\nIf you were apart of google back when it started:\nhttp://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F40C1EFC395F0C728CDDAB0894DD404482
383250
it depends, if u have experience..u earn more....\nalso u need to have M.D or PH.D....
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I suspect it depends on the type of librarianship you do. Academic and special librarians (i.e., corporate librarians) tend to make more than public librarians. Also, a librarian in Berlin may make mroe than a librarian in a smaller town. \n\nLISJobs.com has an international jobs site with two German job posting sites:\n\nhttp://www.lisjobs.com/nonus.htm\n\nI can't read german, so i can't tell you what I see.\n\nThe IFLA (International federation of Library Associations and Institutions) web site does not have any information. \n\nThis web site:\n\nhttp://www.salariesreview.com/index.cfm?FuseAction=Home.Main&TrkId=479-82\n\nhas international salary information for sale ($19) but does not specify whether librarian salaries are included.\n\nA final iea would be to check this web site:\n\nhttp://lists.webjunction.org/libweb/Germany.html\n\nfor a listing of German libraries. If you e-mail a few german librarians, they might have better resources at hand. \n\nFinally, I would siggest that you investigate benefits packages as well. Good retirement or health care benefits can mitigate the disappointment of a low salary.
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DBA is still as broad topic as MBA...\n\nI can't compare the holder of an MSc to an MBA holder...\n\nAnd so, can't compare a DBA holder to a PhD holder...\n\nMSc and PhD ar more speciallised in the field of Business Admin, and if you plan to do a PhD, you will need to study pre-requisits first...\n\nSo, if you are speaking of time wise, go for a DBA, but for specialisation and the holding of a better certificate, go for a PhD...\n\nAnd the decision is left to you...\n\nI am telling you that because I used to do an MBA, and now postponed it...
63082
It really depends on how much experience you have programming. In my experience a junior developer could make 50 to 60k while someone who has been doing it for a few years and is very good can make upwards of 100k.
475402
it depends, an economist for a private company will make more than one employed by the government; an auction appraiser will make more than a land appraiser. An electrical engineer (i know i am a mechanical engineer) will start out of college at 40-60k and go up into the 100k+ range.
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In the absence of hard data, you can make a rough estimate. \nAccording to the UK Grad program around 15,000 PhD students graduated in 2003. http://www.grad.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/Home_page/Resources/What_Do_PhDs_Do_/UK_PhD_degrees_in_context/p!ecdXXji\n\nAssuming this number is constant, which it wont be, let's assume that there are very few PhD graduates over 75.\n\nSo if 15,000 students graduate with PhDs every year, and have done for the last 50 years, then there are 750,000 PhD graduates in the UK.\n\nGiven the population is around 60 million, this means 1.25% of people in the UK have PhDs from British Universities. Given that there won't have been 15,000 PhD students in 1956, this is probably an overestimate.\n\nAlso this estimate doesn't include those students who then go abroad. Around 10% of recent PhD graduates go abroad, according to this survey: http://www.grad.ac.uk/downloads/documents/WDPD/WDPD%20regional.pdf#search='number%20of%20PHD%20graduates%20UK'\n\n\nIt also doesn't include those PhD students who come to the UK with PhDs - as a strong economy I'd expect a net influx of PhD students. Perhaps the National Statistics Office can answer that better: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/CCI/nscl.asp?ID=6164
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I have a pay subscription to many business databases. Tell me how much you are willing pay and I might provide you with that information.\n\nEmail: jet37@drexel.edu
270220
yes... research is very important and always needed... you'd make about 75-100k
73357
A lot.  Then again it wouldn't really matter if you made that much.  It's like 7 times what a normal person makes.