Research on Impacts of Sports on Construction of Human Capital in the View of Human Capital Characteristics
Geng Xiang-ling
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Geng Xiang-ling
Abstract
When compared with the material capital, human capital can be characterized as follows: to be fully dependent on the manpower; the ownerships belong to the carrier of human capital, limitation and risking characteristics. These specific characteristics assure sports can make significant influences on the forming of human capital. The primary influences can be concluded as follows: sports can improve the quality of the carrier of human capital, thereby increasing the accumulation of human capital; sports can reduce the risking investment of human capital, thereby improving the investment benefits; sports can stimulate the employment which assure human capital to be taken advantage fully, effectively and in time.
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When compared with the material capital, human capital can be characterized as follows: to be fully dependent on the manpower; the ownerships belong to the carrier of human capital, limitation and risking characteristics. These specific characteristics assure sports can make significant influences on the forming of human capital. The primary influences can be concluded as follows: sports can improve the quality of the carrier of human capital, thereby increasing the accumulation of human capital; sports can reduce the risking investment of human capital, thereby improving the investment benefits; sports can stimulate the employment which assure human capital to be taken advantage fully, effectively and in time.
Key concepts: Human capital, Investment (military), Capital (architecture), Business, Physical capital, Financial capital, Individual capital, Quality (philosophy)