Doctorates in Business Administration: A demand and supply analysis.

This article provides a demand and supply analysis for doctorates in business administration who intend to become faculty at business schools in 1967. Business schools have traditionally had problems recruiting faculty from their own discipline, generally choosing faculty trained in economics. The author forecasts the needs for further business school faculty based on prior hiring trends and surveys done of career choices of those who received doctorates of business, as well as a 1965 questionnaire which was sent to the deans of all member schools of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business.