These two possibilities lead to different structures, first explored in the. mid-1950s by two people named Mealy and Moore.As mentioned in Chapter 5, in Mealy machines the outputs depend both on the present state (resulting from. past inputs) and on the current input.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that marketing managers in the United States earned an average annual wage of $126,190 as of May 2011. The median wage, or midway point between the lowest and highest salary, was $116,010 per year.
Marketing managers made a median salary of $128,750 in 2015. On the low end, they earned $66,090, while the highest-paid made about $185,000 or more. They were compensated the best in the metropolitan areas of San Jose, California; San Francisco; and New York City.