2019
DOI: 10.1080/13639080.2019.1673885
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Higher education teaching and training system and economic performance: an empirical investigation

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“…In the form of visits, telephone calls, emails, etc., online training teachers, relevant experts, and scholars are consulted and interviewed, and some basic training methods, the selection of training indicators, and the reliability and validity test of training practices are also consulted [12,13]. Solicit and carefully listen to their opinions and suggestions [14].…”
Section: (5) Interview Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the form of visits, telephone calls, emails, etc., online training teachers, relevant experts, and scholars are consulted and interviewed, and some basic training methods, the selection of training indicators, and the reliability and validity test of training practices are also consulted [12,13]. Solicit and carefully listen to their opinions and suggestions [14].…”
Section: (5) Interview Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Limited higher education supply can promote economic growth by increasing overall savings, but when this growth-promoting effect becomes strong enough, it leads to a shortage of investable capital, thereby reducing economic growth [ 16 ]. There are significant variations in the interplay between the characteristics of higher education and economic performance across different levels of economic development [ 17 ]. To formulate effective policies, there is a need for a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between higher education and the economy [ 18 ], particularly during the new phase of HQED.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Essa noção de universidade como um centro de pesquisa pode ser associada ao modelo universitário norte-americano, mas tem suas raízes no ideal universitário de Wilhelm von Humboldt (1767Humboldt ( -1835, que defendia a indissociabilidade entre ensino e pesquisa com vistas ao desenvolvimento científico (BOUCHAKOUR; SAAD; GUERMAT, 2019). De fato, foi nos Estados Unidos que surgiram a partir da década de 1920 as primeiras universidades empreendedoras, posteriormente, nos anos de 1990 elas surgiram na Europa Ocidental e recentemente esse fenômeno vem ocorrendo nas economias emergentes como uma terceira onda de transferência de tecnologias e a consolidação do empreendedorismo acadêmico e as universidades empreendedoras (DALMARCO et al, 2018).…”
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