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13 J. Legal Stud. Educ. 1 (1995)

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THE 1993-1994 ACADEMY OF LEGAL STUDIES IN
BUSINESS SALARY SURVEY: CHARACTERISTICS
AND DETERMINANTS OF FACULTY SALARIES

                                                *FRANCES   J. HILL,
                                             **MARILYN   A. LAVIN,
                                             ***LINDA  B. SAMUELS


BACKGROUND

  A  motion  passed by the ALSB   Executive  Committee   during the
1993 annual  ALSB  meeting  directed Frances  J. Hill to chair an ad
hoc committee  to undertake  the first official ALSB salary survey.'
The  rationale for this action was that salary information generated
by the American  Assembly  of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
annual salary survey' may  not accurately reflect the current market
salaries for the legal studies in business discipline. In addition, the
Executive Committee  noted that several other academic organizations
conduct  their own  salary surveys which  yield consistently higher
results than those generated by the AACSB.3


  * Professor of Business Law, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
  ** Associate Professor of Marketing, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
  *** Professor of Business Legal Studies, George Mason University
    David Silverstein provided the impetus for undertaking the survey.
    2 The AACSB sent its 1993-94 Salary Survey to deans of its 668 member schools
and had a 475 member response rate. AACSB data represents salary information of
its member schools and is based on salary information on 23,352 business school faculty
members. It includes data regarding most business disciplines. AACSB 1993-94 SALARY
SURVEY iii (1994).
    William J. Bertin and Terry L. Zivney, The Determinants of Finance Faculty
Salaries: The 1991-1992 FMA Salary Survey, FINANCIAL PRACTICE AND EDUC., Spring/
Summer 1992, at 19.

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