Employers and MBAs: Opportunity in adversity | The Economist

MBAs continue to command a premium on the market: they are more likely to get jobs than people without mbas and, on average, receive a higher salary. Employers continue to pay MBAs twice as much as people with undergraduate degrees, and 30–35% more than people with lower-level management degrees, such as Master’s of Finance. Some 98% of corporate employers report that they are satisfied with their MBA hires, a figure that has not changed since 1998. Figures from the American Bureau of Labour Statistics confirm that education still pays: better qualifications are correlated with higher wages and better job security.

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