THE HUMAN CAPITAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: LITERATURE REVIEW
Hanane Abdelli, Sawssan Saadaoui
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Hanane Abdelli, Sawssan Saadaoui
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The human capital constitutes an important factor for the development of the nation’s economy. Recently, Barro, Mankiw and Sala-I-Martin (1995) place the human capital as the vital variable which explains the economic evolution. Hence, the effects of human capital on the economic development became a significant topic in the empirical literature. In this way, the idea of this study is to give a perspective of the theory and the basic approaches of human capital. Then, this paper sets out to review the literature about the relationship between human capital and economic development.
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The human capital constitutes an important factor for the development of the nation’s economy. Recently, Barro, Mankiw and Sala-I-Martin (1995) place the human capital as the vital variable which explains the economic evolution. Hence, the effects of human capital on the economic development became a significant topic in the empirical literature. In this way, the idea of this study is to give a perspective of the theory and the basic approaches of human capital. Then, this paper sets out to review the literature about the relationship between human capital and economic development.
Key concepts: Human capital, Economics, Individual capital, Perspective (graphical), Means of production, Economic capital, Financial capital, Capital (architecture)