Generally speaking, human capital refers to the knowledge, skills, or health elements contained in workers, which determine the productivity of workers to a great extent. Like physical capital such as machines and factories, it can provide continuous income flow for workers now or in the future (Becker 1994).

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Research on Human Capital

  • Cheng Lingguo

摘要

Generally speaking, human capital refers to the knowledge, skills, or health elements contained in workers, which determine the productivity of workers to a great extent. Like physical capital such as machines and factories, it can provide continuous income flow for workers now or in the future (Becker 1994).