The human capital theory. Encouragement and criticism

Kolomiiets, U.; Petrushenko, Yurii Mykolaiovych

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Title	The human capital theory. Encouragement and criticism
Authors	Kolomiiets, U. Petrushenko, Yurii Mykolaiovych
ORCID	http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9902-7577
Keywords	human capital людський капітал человеческий капитал Mincerian theory теорія Мінцера теория Минцера labor economics економіка праці экономика труда income distribution розподіл доходів распределение доходов factor of production коефіцієнт виробництва фактор производства human capital investment людські капіталовкладення человеческие капиталовложения returns дохід доходы criticism критика encouragement заохочення поощрение
Type	Article
Date of Issue	2017
URI	http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/61562
Publisher	Sumy State University
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Citation	Kolomiiets, U., Petrushenko, Yu. (2017). The human capital theory. Encouragement and criticism. SocioEconomic Challenges, 1(1), 77-80. http://doi.org/10.21272/sec.2017.1-09.
Abstract	What is a human capital? Many minds tried to find answer for this question. First attempts were made even during the ancient times. However, as it is mentioned in the early scientific literature, human capital as a determinant in labor economics appeared at the end of XX century. Until recently it is one of the most discussed questions in the field. Therefore, this work will present thoughts of many famous economists who have made any contribution into human capital. Moreover, there is a connection that goes through years and centuries showing the main points of dispute and compares it with points of current hot debates. It might help to understand current problems better, because we have to “explore the past to understand the present and shape the future” (Graseck, 2008).
Appears in Collections:	SocioEconomic Challenges (SEC)