Paths of economic development: A global evidence for the mediating role of human capital

Baser, Furkan; Gökten, Soner

doi:10.1080/09638199.2019.1625067

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“…Structural equation modeling (SEM) with latent construction in [20] allows us to investigate the role of institutions and human capital in the development process. SEM allows you to take into account the errors of observable variables, represent ambiguous structures in the form of latent variables using several observable variables, as well as evaluate the causal relationships between latent and observable variables.…”

Section: Human Capitalmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…SEM allows you to take into account the errors of observable variables, represent ambiguous structures in the form of latent variables using several observable variables, as well as evaluate the causal relationships between latent and observable variables. In the study [20], based on data from 143 countries with 14 indicators, two models were built. In Model A, the relationship between the quality of institutions and economic development is defined and significant.…”

Section: Human Capitalmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Thus, human capital establishes a direct link between the quality of institutions and economic development. In addition, in countries with a high level of quality of institutions, human capital plays a more important role in the process of their economic development [20].…”

Section: Human Capitalmentioning

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Methodology for assessing the impact of institute on sustainable economic growth

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2021

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The paper presents an overview of methodological approaches to the study of the influence of institutions on macroeconomic indicators characterizing long-term economic growth, although other indicators that are influenced by institutions can be identified: economic growth rate, GDP per capita, saving rate, and total factor productivity. The article analyzes the research of leading scientists conducted within the framework of the institutional theory that explains global inequality and some of its features. In addition to the institutional theory, two more theories compete to explain the causes of global inequality: geographical theory and the theory of cultural influence. Both of these theories are unpromising from the point of view of practical applicability, since geographical, climatic factors, cultural characteristics are not subject to the influence of economic policy within reasonable time limits. Institutional theory explains the inequality of countries by differences in their formal legal and informal social norms that govern the behavior of individuals and structure social interactions. The growing volume of empirical work of this kind has shown that institutions should be considered in the context of alternative approaches (culture and social capital, human capital), alternative econometric methods and alternative strategies for identifying the influence of institutions on macroeconomic indicators (long-term economic growth).

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Section: Human Capitalmentioning

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Section: Human Capitalmentioning

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Methodology for assessing the impact of institute on sustainable economic growth

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2021

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“…This problem is one of the key directions of the country's agricultural policy. In modern conditions [2], peasant farms have acquired an important role in the economic development of the village. It should be noted that peasant farms that have survived to this day, working in rural areas at the present time, as a rule, are strong farms and reliable partners.…”

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Rural entrepreneurship in the region

2021

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The village as a socio-territorial subsystem of society is a single socio-economic, territorial, natural, historical and cultural complex. The agricultural policy of any developed country should be aimed, first of all, at ensuring food security, preserving domestic agricultural producers and the rural way of life in the conditions of competition. The components of which are the rural population, the totality of social relations related to its vital activity, the territory and the material objects located on it are components of this complex. Therefore, the sustainable development of rural areas is the basis for the stable development of the regions, both economically and socially. Farming in the context of new trends and vectors of development plays a huge role in improving the well-being of rural areas of each region and the country as a whole. The main trends in the development of rural entrepreneurship in the region are identified. The contribution of small businesses to the formation of food security in the region is determined. The main conclusions of the study are reduced to the identified systemic problems of small business development in the Chelyabinsk region.

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“…Отже, науковці доведять, що "людський капітал має прямий позитивний істотний вплив на економічний розвиток та опосередковує вплив інституційної якості на економічний розвиток" [10]. Аналіз поглядів щодо визначення людського капіталу вирізняє декілька підходів на мікроекономічному рівні: економіка бізнесу розглядає людський капітал як фактор виробництва, управлінське бачення людського капіталу характеризує його як діловий актив (ресурс), який становить частину ринкової вартості підприємства.…”

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Державне Регулювання Формування Та Розвитку Людського Капіталу В Умовах Інноваційної Економіки: Теоретичні Аспекти

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2019

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Досліджено роль людського капіталу як чинника інноваційного розвитку національної економіки та обґрунтовано напрями вдосконалення державного управління з метою забезпечення його ефективного формування та розвитку. Доведено, що нові підходи до розуміння державного управління вимагають пошуку оптимального співвідношення дії ринкових регуляторів, державного управління й соціального контролю. Зазначено, що важливим є визначення моделі взаємодії бізнес-структур та органів влади на державному і регіональному рівнях й удосконалення механізмів (державного регулювання, соціального партнерства, самоорганізації, саморегулювання, стимулювання та ін.) реалізації інтелектуального потенціалу людини і інноваційних пріоритетів підприємств, галузей, територій і країни в цілому.

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Paths of economic development: A global evidence for the mediating role of human capital

Cited by 10 publications

References 82 publications

Methodology for assessing the impact of institute on sustainable economic growth

Methodology for assessing the impact of institute on sustainable economic growth

Rural entrepreneurship in the region

Державне Регулювання Формування Та Розвитку Людського Капіталу В Умовах Інноваційної Економіки: Теоретичні Аспекти

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