INOMICS Salary Report 2023
Annual Economics Job Market Review
As in previous years, the 2023 Report assesses how average salaries vary across sector, location, educational background, and more. This year’s Report contains an extensive analysis of the gender wage gap in economics as well as, for the first time, detailed analysis of economist pay by years of work experience.
Previous Salary Reports
The INOMICS Salary Report 2022 includes data on salaries and working conditions of economists around the globe, in order to answer key questions about the economics job market. The Report compares average salaries in different regions, taking into account sector, position and gender.
The INOMICS Salary Report 2020/21 answers questions such as; where economists earn the most money? Whether a career is better pursued in academia or industry? And – perhaps most frequently – is doing a PhD a worthwhile financial investment? With analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economics profession, it is precisely these questions that we attempt to answer in our Salary Report 2020/21.
The INOMICS Salary Report 2019 offers key insight into the economics job market. It compares average salaries in different countries, taking into account sector, position and gender. The main aim of the report is to support applicants, but it also provides recruiters with crucial information about the current state of the job market to help them find and attract the best candidates.
The INOMICS Salary Report 2018 provides a key understanding of the average salary levels for economists in both academia and the private sector. The findings should be helpful to give a general understanding for those considering an academic or private sector career in economics.
The INOMICS Salary Report 2016 reflects job market and salary trends for economists, ranging from those just starting their Master’s to those working as senior professors or researchers in academia and the private sector.
The INOMICS Salary Report 2015 offers key insight into the academic job market. The findings are based on over 800 responses to a survey conducted between February and April 2015. The report compares average salaries in different regions and countries, taking into account age and professional experience. The information presented in this study supports applicants in making informed career choices. It also provides recruiters with crucial information about the current state of the job market to help them find and attract the best candidates.
