Economists with a PhD earn on average 86% more!

INOMICS – the career and education site for economists – has released the latest edition of its annual report, which examines the salaries of economists worldwide. Based on anonymous survey data of nearly 1,500 economists, the INOMICS Salary Report 2020/21 answers questions like where economists earn the most money, whether doing a PhD is a worthwhile financial investment, and about the significance of the gender pay-gap in economics. It also includes testimony on exactly how the pandemic has affected economists’ working lives.

The key findings of the INOMICS Salary Report include:

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1) PHDs – Having a PhD still matters. We found that globally economists with a PhD earn on average 86% more than those with “just” a Master’s degree.

2) COVID-19 – Over a third of economists have had their current job or their career progression negatively affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The effects have hit the Global South disproportionately, with 60% of economists in Africa and 58% in South Asia reporting being negatively affected by the pandemic professionally, compared with just 23% in North America, and only 17% in Western Europe & Scandinavia.

3) Gender – Male economists earn on average 27% more than their female counterparts. The data indicate that in most regions this is a result of a “glass ceiling” and a “leaky pipeline”, rather than a disparity in pay of male and female economists at the same career stage.

4) Pay – The United States is still the most lucrative job market for economists in the world. Annual salaries here – across all sectors – surpass those available anywhere else.

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The full report is available to download on the INOMICS website: inomics.com/salary-report.

For more information on how the report was compiled or extra information on our findings please contact info@inomics.com.

If you would be interested in partnering with us to conduct future surveys or research, please contact us. We are always looking to expand and improve our work and if you think you can assist with this, please email info@inomics.com.

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