Sentence examples for components of human capital from inspiring English sources

The theoretical model developed in this study highlights a functional relationship between economic growth and health expenditure which is one of the components of human capital.

These observations suggest the existence of self-selection into formal employment in rural and urban areas based on components of human capital endowment.

Solely the differences in the average of the components of human capital endowment (education, experience and cognitive ability) explain the wage gap in the formal sector.

Consistent with previous findings, as the main components of human capital, education, and work experience, both have significantly positive effects on individual income.

For China, she finds that urban work experience raises the probability of becoming a formal worker and that wage differences are mainly explained by observable components of human capital endowment.

Hence, including the migrant variable in the wage regression will show whether migrants experience an earnings penalty or earnings premium and whether this differs by components of human capital endowment.

Moreover, school attainment may proxy for some additional component of human capital that is relevant for earnings and employment such as non-cognitive aspects of education that are not captured in the numeracy score.

Further, looking at the educational status of households as one component of human capital that determines the resilience of households, the results from the survey showed that there the resilient groups are better than the non-resilient ones.

Surveys such as the IALS are designed to evaluate the quality of the education provided by the formal education system or informally by the family network; they are not designed to evaluate the other major component of human capital which is work experience.

Note also that health is a much smaller component of human capital investment than is education.

Since health is an important component of human capital, good health can substantially increase the capabilities of individuals to perform various activities, including income generating ones [ 2, 3].