Public university salaries are often public. You can find Berkeley (through sacbee), Michigan (umsalary.info), Wisconsin, etc.
Econ typical AP salary
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Craziest thing about that AEA info is the 5% drop in TT salaries in the latest year for assistant and associate professors for schools without a graduate econ program. All while inflation has been jamming along, that's at least a 10% real drop in wages for the places that represent the majority of academic placements.
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Craziest thing about that AEA info is the 5% drop in TT salaries in the latest year for assistant and associate professors for schools without a graduate econ program. All while inflation has been jamming along, that's at least a 10% real drop in wages for the places that represent the majority of academic placements.
yeah but salaries escalated crazy fast the last few years before that
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Craziest thing about that AEA info is the 5% drop in TT salaries in the latest year for assistant and associate professors for schools without a graduate econ program. All while inflation has been jamming along, that's at least a 10% real drop in wages for the places that represent the majority of academic placements.
yeah but salaries escalated crazy fast the last few years before that
Uh, if you compare from 2013 through 2022 (https://www.aeaweb.org/articles/pdf/doi/10.1257/aer.106.5.680 to the prior link), salaries went up 17% for those folks over the period. The CPI increased 27%. To add insult to injury, those professors also now teach one additional course per year according to the survey. I hope you already have a good job.
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Craziest thing about that AEA info is the 5% drop in TT salaries in the latest year for assistant and associate professors for schools without a graduate econ program. All while inflation has been jamming along, that's at least a 10% real drop in wages for the places that represent the majority of academic placements.
yeah but salaries escalated crazy fast the last few years before that
Uh, if you compare from 2013 through 2022 (https://www.aeaweb.org/articles/pdf/doi/10.1257/aer.106.5.680 to the prior link), salaries went up 17% for those folks over the period. The CPI increased 27%. To add insult to injury, those professors also now teach one additional course per year according to the survey. I hope you already have a good job.
Fair point, I must have been remembering prior trends incorrectly