On the Capitalization of Moral Character and Its Evaluation
Ming Xiao
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Ming Xiao
Abstract
Whether moral character is a kind of human resources or not is a hot as well as a difficult topic in contemporary economics and administration study. Moral character is a kind of productive capital with economic function and a kind of social capital. Moral character and its feature of shaping process determine its nature as a capital of high absolute value. Moral character helps human resources rise in value. Intelligence and physical strength decide the realistic form of human resources while moral character decides the potential form of human resources. The capitalization of moral character has three variable forms and measurable evaluation; the content of evaluation is mainly represented as two aspects of consuming value and use value.
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Whether moral character is a kind of human resources or not is a hot as well as a difficult topic in contemporary economics and administration study. Moral character is a kind of productive capital with economic function and a kind of social capital. Moral character and its feature of shaping process determine its nature as a capital of high absolute value. Moral character helps human resources rise in value. Intelligence and physical strength decide the realistic form of human resources while moral character decides the potential form of human resources. The capitalization of moral character has three variable forms and measurable evaluation; the content of evaluation is mainly represented as two aspects of consuming value and use value.
Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Capitalization, Moral character, Value (mathematics), Human capital, Function (biology), Sociology, Classical economics