Human Capital Evaluation in the Digital Economy

Korneeva, T.A.; Potasheva, O. N.; Tatarovskaya, T. E.; Shatunova, Galina Aleksandrovna

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11367-4_6

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“…Man is developing rapidly; even today, his evolution is demanded to be fast due to the rapid changes of the times. Human evolution will follow the direction in which times are constantly changing, and today humans are required not only to think but also to think at a high level which means critical and creative (Korneeva et al, 2020). These two abilities are the main capital for creative economy actors.…”

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New Literacy in Digital Era Study: How Economics Creative Develop Regional Economic

Pitaloka¹,

Marpaung²,

Mudrikah³

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: This study aims to see that new literacy in this global era can influence regional economic development in the digital era through creative economy actors. The focus of the new literacy of the current digital era is data literacy, technological literacy, and human literacy. Theoretical framework: This research takes the Theory of Planned Behavior which is based on the research of Juergens (2020), Claes and Philippette (2020), and Sander (2020), who stated that the behavior of creative economy actors in the digital era had been based on new literacy that has developed, namely data, technology, and humans. The ability of creative economy actors to control new literacy can impact economic developers in each region. Design/Methodology/Approach: This study uses an exploratory quantitative approach because it wants to see advanced phenomena that each variable cannot explain. The population in this study is very large because it covers all creative economy actors in Indonesia. The sample was calculated using Slovin with a tolerance of 10%, and a sample of 374 perpetrators was obtained. The sampling technique is random sampling, with the data collection technique being a questionnaire that is analyzed using the Structural Equation Model test with the help of WarpPLS as an analytical tool. Findings: This study reveals that the three new literacies affect regional economic development because those three new literacies can increase the progress of creative economics in the digital economy era. However, they have weak significance; the unconsciousness of creative economy actors indicates this to participate in developing their area. The government must make appropriate policies to increase new literacy for creative economy actors to increase regional development through the creative economy. Research, practical & social implication: This research is expected to be a recommendation material that benefits regional development and can primarily be implemented to develop creative economics actors who have an important meaning in regional economics. Originality/Value: This research focuses on new literacy that has developed rapidly in the global era to survive in the digital age. Data literacy, technology, and humans are taken as variables that had never existed before and applied to regional creative economy actors.

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New Literacy in Digital Era Study: How Economics Creative Develop Regional Economic

Pitaloka¹,

Marpaung²,

Mudrikah³

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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“…In [11], it is shown that the human capital is an important aspect of the digital economy, which, through the knowledge aspect, can provide the effective functioning of individual regions and the entire country.…”

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The Potential of Human Capital`s Development in Russia in the Digital Age

Alekseeva¹,

Antoshkova²,

Василенок³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Technologies in Logistics and Infrastructure (ICDTLI 2019)

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In connection with the forecasted purposes of the digital economy`s development in Russia, as well as investments in the human resources` development for digital economy, there is an actual question how much the digitalization of the society and business can increase the efficiency of the human capital`s work in the Russian Federation and lead it to the level of European countries. In this regard, the purpose of the following work is to determine the potential of the human capital`s development of Russia by 2025 due to the digitalization of its economy. In the following work an indicator of the labour productivity is used as an indicator of the human capital`s efficiency. Three scenarios for the digital economy`s development of the country are presented. It is shown that with the most optimistic scenario of the digital economy`s development in Russia, the efficiency of the human capital`s use has a growth potential by 71.5% by 2025 compared to the value of the following indicator in 2015. It was determined that the efficient use of the human capital in Russia by 2025 will exceed the human capital efficiency indicator in Poland in 2015, and will not reach the productivity indicator in such countries as the United Kingdom,

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