We show how the ability to accumulate human capital through formal education and through a learning-by-doing process that occurs on the job affects the dynamic behavior of the human capital stock under a liquidity-constrained and a non-constrained case. When there are alternatives to formal schooling in the accumulation of human capital, investing resources in increasing school enrollment rates in low-income countries may not be the most efficient means of increasing the human capital stock. In addition, removal of liquidity constraints may not be sufficient to escape a development trap.Human capital
Estimates of aggregate production functions from intercountry data have strengthened speculations th...
Human capital as a critical engine of economic growth is present in many empirical and theoretical b...
This chapter reviews the stylized facts regarding the distribution of human capital investments and ...
The ability to accumulate human capital through formal education and through a learning-by-doing pro...
This paper demonstrates that considering alternative means of human capital accumulation, such as le...
No country has achieved sustained economic development without investment in education. But do all t...
For a long time economists have been actively discussing the mechanisms of economic growth. One of t...
In recent decades, human capital has emerged as a key area of research for economic development and ...
We develop a theory of human capital investment to study through which channels students react to sc...
Improving schools is frequently high on the policy agenda of both developed and developing countries...
As technology advances, it establishes and operates on knowledge emerged from the factors of product...
The present paper had as starting point the idea according to which human capital and investment in ...
A review of the measures of the stock of human capital used in empirical growth research reveals tha...
Human capital accumulation and R&D are certainly two of the most important engines of growth and...
Considering its significance for the development of national economy and individual and social welfa...
Estimates of aggregate production functions from intercountry data have strengthened speculations th...
Human capital as a critical engine of economic growth is present in many empirical and theoretical b...
This chapter reviews the stylized facts regarding the distribution of human capital investments and ...
The ability to accumulate human capital through formal education and through a learning-by-doing pro...
This paper demonstrates that considering alternative means of human capital accumulation, such as le...
No country has achieved sustained economic development without investment in education. But do all t...
For a long time economists have been actively discussing the mechanisms of economic growth. One of t...
In recent decades, human capital has emerged as a key area of research for economic development and ...
We develop a theory of human capital investment to study through which channels students react to sc...
Improving schools is frequently high on the policy agenda of both developed and developing countries...
As technology advances, it establishes and operates on knowledge emerged from the factors of product...
The present paper had as starting point the idea according to which human capital and investment in ...
A review of the measures of the stock of human capital used in empirical growth research reveals tha...
Human capital accumulation and R&D are certainly two of the most important engines of growth and...
Considering its significance for the development of national economy and individual and social welfa...
Estimates of aggregate production functions from intercountry data have strengthened speculations th...
Human capital as a critical engine of economic growth is present in many empirical and theoretical b...
This chapter reviews the stylized facts regarding the distribution of human capital investments and ...