 | Peter Jarvis, Colin Griffin - 2003 - 502 páginas
...folklore would have it, but from the acquisition of knowledge and skill that have economic value.' This knowledge and skill are in great part the product...like trying to explain Soviet ideology without Marx. Economic growth from human capital Many paradoxes and puzzles about our dynamic, growing economy can... | |
 | United States. Agency for International Development. Community Development Division - 1963 - 112 páginas
...as folklore would have it, but from the acquisition of knowledge and skill that have economic value. This knowledge and skill are in great part the product...like trying to explain Soviet ideology without Marx. II. ECONOMIC GROWTH FROM HUMAN CAPITAL Many paradoxes and puzzles about our dynamic, growing economy... | |
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This knowledge and skill are in great part the product of investment and, combined with other human investment, predominantly account for the productive superiority of the technically advanced countries. To omit them in studying economic growth is like... 