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Decision Economics average salary is $65,000, median salary is $65,000 with a salary range from $65,000 to $65,000.
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Economist 65,000-65,000 Boston, MA, 02101 2017 Decision Economics Economist Salaries (1)
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  • Decision Economics , Inc.
  • Industry: Internet
  • City: Boston, MA
  • DECISION ECONOMICS, INC. (DE), founded in 1996 by Dr. Allen Sinai, is an economic and financial markets information support and advisory firm. The DE mission is to provide Clients with accurate, objective, timely, focused and actionable information to assist in making bottom-line tactical and strategic trading, investment, business and planning decisions. DE provides comprehensive monitoring, interpretation, analyses and forecasts of the fundamental factors, policies, and events that impact the U.S. and global economies, fixed income, equity and currency markets. The information and advisory support for decisions is provided through a variety of means-electronic, telephonic, personal, written, and other. Clients interact