Table 1 Approaches to the definition of the concept of "Human Capital"
Authors
The sense of the approach
Works
Approaches to the Cheka from the point of view of the education received by it, the
accumulated experience, talents and qualities, developed abilities, which he can and should
use in the production process
E. Fisher
The HC is a measure embodied in a person's way.
income. It includes inborn abilities and talent, as well
as the and acquired qualifications
The Nature of Capital and
Income, 1906
G. Bekker
HC is a set of skills, knowledge and skills of a person.
As investments in them it is necessary to take into
account mainly the costs of education. Training
Human Capital, 1964
E. Denison
Classifying the factors of economic growth, he
emphasized the importance of scientific and
technological progress and the level of education of the
working population of the country (the most important
components of the HC)
Analysis of US economic
growth from 1929 to 1969,
1974 Analysis of slow
economic growth
USA in the 70s, 1979
U. Bouen
The HC consists of the acquired knowledge, skills,
motivations and energy that human beings are endowed
with and that can be used for a certain period for the
production of goods and services
Investment in Learning, 1978
E. Dolan, J.
Lindsay
HC is capital in the form of mental abilities, obtained
through formal training or education, or practical
experience
Market: microeconomic
model, 1992
Approaches to the Cheka of an investment character
J. Kendrich
The HC is formed at the expense of the expenses of the
family and society on:
- education of children before they reach working age
and receive a certain specialty,
-for retraining, upgrading of qualifications,
-health,
-on labor migration, etc.
The savings also included investments in the housing
sector, household durable goods, household supplies,
spending on research and development
Economic growth and capital
formation, 1976
Total capital of the USA and
its functioning, 1976
S.А. Dyatlov The HC represents the pool of health, knowledge,
skills, abilities, motivations that have been used as a
result of investment and accumulated by a person and
which are appropriately used in a particular sphere of
social reproduction, contribute to the growth of
producer- labor and production, and thereby affect the
growth of the income of the person
Fundamentals of the theory
of human capital, 1994 The
theory of human capital,
1994
Approaches to the Cheka from the perspective of its dominant role in production activities
and economic development
Т. Shults
The HC is a productive factor, the main engine and the
foundation of the industrial and postindustrial
economies. The HC has the necessary characteristics
driving character. It is able to accumulate and
reproduce
Human Capital in the Inter-
national Encyclopedia of the
Social Sciences, 1968
L. Тopoy
HC represents productive abilities, talents and
knowledge. It is defined as a set of knowledge,
abilities, skills and motivations that promote growth in
Investment in Human Capi-
tal, 1970
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