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• Human capital
  ...nning with [[neoclassical]] theories have recognized such diverse types of human capital as managerial expertise, the knowledge and experience of workers, skill lev There are various accounts and histories of the concept of human capital. One thing is clear, however, and that is that the concept is centrally imp
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• Human capital/Definition
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• Human capital/Related Articles
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• Capital (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Human capital}}
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• Capital (economics)
  ...capital and financial capital. The categories of [[social capital]] and [[human capital]] are included in the more recent usage of the term.
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• Human capital
  ...nning with [[neoclassical]] theories have recognized such diverse types of human capital as managerial expertise, the knowledge and experience of workers, skill lev There are various accounts and histories of the concept of human capital. One thing is clear, however, and that is that the concept is centrally imp
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• Capital (economics)/Definition
  ...that has been created for the purpose of production or an asset, such as human capital and social capital, that has been adapted to that purpose.
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• Factors of production
  ...part from that categorisation by recognising that [[social capital]] and [[human capital]] make contributions to production that are analogous to those of classical
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• Susan Marcille/Definition
  Partner and the Mid Atlantic Area Practice Leader for [[Ernst & Young]] LLP's Human Capital Performance and Reward Practice; Treasurer, [[Fund for Peace]]
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• Gary Becker/Definition
  1992 [[Nobel Prize in Economics]]; Senior fellow, [[Hoover Institution]]: Human capital, economics of the family, economic analysis of crime, discrimination and po
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• Labour (economy)/Related Articles
  {{r|human capital}}
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• Comparative advantage
  ...Bene 2005</ref> that international differences in the levels of social and human capital are greater than they have ever been, and that far from being less relevant
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• Warcraft/Setting
  ...ern end of the Eastern Kingdoms, and is the location of Stormwind, the new human capital city. This was the setting for [[Warcraft: Orcs & Humans]].
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• Millennium Challenge Act
  ...]], judged for effectiveness in improving governance, economic freedom and human capital development. "MCC’s mission is to reduce global poverty through the promo *investments in the [[human capital]] of the country, particularly women and children, including programs that
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• Demographic transition/Bibliography
  * Cha, Myung Soo. "Industrial Revolution, Demographic Transition, and Human Capital Accumulation in Korea, 1916-38." Naksungdae Institute of Economic Research
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• Fiscal policy
  ...e country's economic [[infrastructure (economics)|infrastructure]], its [[human capital]] and its [[social capital]]. ...d to yield financially unrecordable returns (such as the improvements in [[human capital]] that may be expected from investment in health and education, and the im
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• Mauritius
  ...rements are to "boost economic growth through higher productivity; develop human capital through education reform to raise skill levels; and promote new emerging se
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• Economics/Related Articles
  - [[human capital]]
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• Recession (economics)
  ...ime since the 18th century, causing losses of productive capacity and of [[human capital]]. Various remedies have been tried, and it was thought for a time in the l ...oss of productive capacity, because of reductions in physical capital, [[human capital]] or [[social capital]]<ref>[http://www.imf.org/External/Pubs/FT/staffp/200
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• Hillary Clinton/Bibliography
  * Martin, Cathie Jo. ''Stuck in Neutral: Business and the Politics of Human Capital Investment Policy'' (2000).
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• Taxation
  ...ple, of its negative influence upon innovation and upon the development of human capital. A survey of the empirical evidence has concluded, however, that it does ...hildren<ref>Peren Arin and Xiaoming Li> ''The Effects of Fiscal Policy on Human Capital Accumulation: Evidence from OECD Countries'', OECD 2005</ref>.
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• Fiscal policy/Tutorials
  ...include those government-financed investments that yield increases in [[human capital]] or [[social capital]] that are self-financing in the longer term. Since t
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• Social capital
  ...thin the structure.”<ref>James Coleman, "Social Capital in the Creation of Human Capital," ''American Journal of Sociology'' 94 (1988), S95-S121.</ref> To be capita ...els of investment are made by people who also invest in other aspects of [[human capital]]. As a community investment, it has been suggested that social capital is
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