Analysis of State Investments into Human Capital in Slovak Republic

Palaščáková, Daniela; Koľveková, Gabriela; Melas, David

doi:10.15240/tul/001/2019-2-008

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“…Unless we invest in human resources, especially our young generation, we can be threatened by the lack of knowledge and skills in the future to compensate for the more advanced problems that are to come. While investing in human resources can be expensive at first, it can prove to be a huge benefit in the future, so we need to make a decision -invest or fall behind (39).…”

Section: Human Capital Investmenmentioning

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Human Capital Investment and Local Development in Digitalization Era

Giroth

Pusung²,

Tendean³

et al. 2023

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This research is to describe human capital investment and local development in the digitalization era. This topic is highly relevant and widely discussed in the scientific literature. The research method used is a literature study by carrying out several main approaches to the definition of human capital investment, local development, and sustainable development in the midst of the digital transformation that is sweeping the world today. The purpose of this research is to get a critical reflection on human capital investment and regional development in the digitalization era in the context of diverse approaches and opinions. The method used in this study is to use systematic literature reviews. The results of research based on literature studies show that in facing the digitalization era, human capital is needed for investment and regional development. The development of the digitalization era requires the role of human capital that is oriented to the use of resources in local government by containing aspects of the use of technology as one of the developments of competencies. This orientation can of course be carried out through continuous and systemic education and training in maintaining the quality of the results of human capital development in the regions, including pentahelix in the regions. Keywords: human capital investment, regional development, digitalization

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Section: Human Capital Investmenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Human Capital Investment and Local Development in Digitalization Era

Giroth

Pusung²,

Tendean³

et al. 2023

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“…Due to the growing role of education in the modern world, more and more studies are being directed to the knowledge-economy sphere, which demonstrates its place change in the national economy and ecology system (Vaiciukevičiūtė et al, 2019, Skliar, 2018, Wierzbicka, 2018, Smaliukienė et al, 2017, Vovk, 2017, Jikia et al, 2017, Balcerzak, 2016, Lyeonov & Liuta, 2016, Matošková, 2016, Marekha, 2016Tamulevičienė & Androniceanu, 2020). In general, many works of the native and foreign scientists were devoted to the study of the relationship between separate indicators of the state policy in the education sector (Kowalska, 2016, Mazurek & Mielcová, 2019, Palascakova et al, 2019. In this case it is appropriate to research different modern instruments or forms of state policy, for example coopetition (Shvindina, 2019), public-private partnership (Zakharkin et al, 2019, Anatan, 2018, participatory financing (Petrushenko et al, 2017).…”

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The influence of state regulation of education for achieving the sustainable development goals: case study of Central and Eastern European countries

Воронцова¹,

Vasylieva²,

Bilan³

et al. 2020

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Nowadays, we are becoming more and more convinced that the educational sphere cannot be underestimated and we do not pay enough attention to its development. After all, it is responsible for the formation of a well-developed and indifferent personality both in social and environmental problems, as well as qualified workers in accordance with the modern requirements of the world. In this context, optimal government regulation of education will contribute not only to economic growth and the acquisition of intellectual capital of the country, which will ensure its competitiveness and innovations, but also to balanced sustainable development, which is important on a planetary scale. This article is devoted to the analysis of the interrelation between indicators of state regulation of the education sector and the achievement of sustainable development goals. For this purpose, the method of integral indicators with elements of the method of principal components (for each sustainable development goal) was used, as well as regression models with fixed effects (to determine the presence and nature of the link between state regulation of the education and the goals of sustainable development). The basis for the study was the official data of 14 countries of Central and Eastern Europe for 2006-2016 years, which is presented as panel data. The obtained results made it possible to confirm the existence of such interrelation, where the most effective state instrument proved to be the state financing of the education sector.

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Intangible Assets as Financial Performance Drivers of IT Industry: Evidence from an Emerging Market

Radonić¹,

Milosavljević²,

Knežević³

2021

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In the past few decades, IC has been viewed as a crucial factor for improved financial performance of IT companies. Globally, the IT industry has shown positive trendlines and the tremendous importance of intangible resources as part of intellectual capital. Intellectual capital per se may not be a novel topic in the IT industry. Nonetheless, this paper focuses on determining which type of intellectual capital is paramount for financial success, which has remained an open puzzle. The aim of this paper is to analyse the human, relational, structural and innovation capital of IT companies and to measure their impact on financial performance. Moreover, the authors have analysed the impact of the intellectual capital elements on several key performance indicators as the most frequently used in these kinds of studies. In order to address this aim, the study collected primary data from 101 respondents – business owners, managers and experts from a rapidly growing IT ecosystem in South-East Europe. Most research has focused on developed countries for addressing similar topics. Therefore, the authors call out for additional research of this topic in other emerging and developing environments. The findings of this study indicate a positive effect of intellectual capital on business performance. This study raises awareness among business experts in the field of intellectual capital, and supports decision-making through the concept of identifying, managing and analysing intellectual capital and its effect on overall business results. Even though the IT industry has become global, this study draws exceptional attention to the interplay between IC and financial performance in a developing IT ecosystem setting.

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Analysis of State Investments into Human Capital in Slovak Republic

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Human Capital Investment and Local Development in Digitalization Era

Human Capital Investment and Local Development in Digitalization Era

The influence of state regulation of education for achieving the sustainable development goals: case study of Central and Eastern European countries

Intangible Assets as Financial Performance Drivers of IT Industry: Evidence from an Emerging Market

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