Sentence examples for constrained human capital from inspiring English sources
The four statistically significant factors for government are constrained human capital resources, unsophisticated markets, organisational risks and constrained ICT flows and stocks.
The report also asks for greater understanding of how religions enhance and constrain human rights.
One purpose of law is to set a standard -- to guide, sanction, and constrain human behavior.
Finally, the health workforce is also constrained by its human capital.
This lower annualized wage loss arises because the impact of depreciation on human capital is constrained by the assumption that human capital cannot fall below its starting value.
Llach discusses how the prosperity of Argentina in the circa 1913 1929 period was potentially fragile and thus vulnerable to reversal: the pre-1914 boom had been narrowly built on the physical capital of railways and the cereal lands of the pampas they made viable, but the potential for broader growth via industrial and human capital was constrained.
There are desperate efforts to constrain the flow of knowledge and the migration of human capital, tinkering with raising licensing exam scores and lowering availability of visas, but these moves cannot control the overwhelming forces at work.
Even more important, income inequality constrains economic growth on the supply side through its adverse effects on educational opportunity and human capital development.
Structural factors, including low R&D, low quality of human capital, and elements of the regulatory-legal framework (cost of doing business) that constrain firm productivity growth likely contribute to the dismal evolution of productivity in Spain.2.
Human capital is lagging.
