Sentence examples for enhancing human capital from inspiring English sources
In their model, parents care about what schools their children go to for two reasons: (1) schools/colleges produce value added, enhancing human capital investment, and (2) schools/colleges serve as a signal of unobserved ability.
Using Thailand as a case for illustrating and analysing NSI in countries, which are relatively less successful in catching-up technologically, Intarakumnerd et al. (2002) highlight the crucial importance of enhancing human capital through learning.
This is why protection of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) is fundamental to growth and traditional economics sees "perfect competition" as the ideal (Ramasami 2011, p. 25).8 Enhancing human capital is critical for GDP growth, as well.9 To make investments in technology, a country must have sufficient human capital.
Employee training includes developing skills and capabilities and learning new technologies and methods and is oriented to enhance human capital in a firm.
Using a combination of qualitative (case studies) and quantitative techniques (data developed from case studies), Bozeman and his team spent a considerable amount of effort to track the knowledge flow of R&D projects and model the possible project outcomes such as technologies patented or licensed, new companies created, new or improved products or processes developed or enhanced human capital.
Economic policies that enhance human capital by improving the health and nutrition of a population, improving access to, and the quality of education, and preventing child maltreatment, contribute significantly to the fiscal well-being of countries".
While Tunisia stands out as the most hopeful ATC, mainly because of its increasingly mature parliamentary politics and progressive-liberal constitution, the future of the Arab spring mainly lies in a genuine economic revolution, which revives the manufacturing sector, enhances human capital, and resuscitates the rural-agricultural sectors.
This confluence of factors: (1) massively enhanced technological capabilities; (2) massively enhanced human capital and knowledge stocks; and (3) a massively expanded capitalist (world) economy, combines in unleashing "productive forces" and in creating transformation potentials unlike anything seen before.
The obese may more heavily discount the future, making them more prone both to overeat and to invest less in wage-enhancing human capital (Zhang and Rashad [2008]; Cawley [2004]).
In Chile in recent years maternal and infant health and nutrition programs have been recognized as key to enhance human social capital [ 13].
