[PDF] Top 20 Aging, human capital and economic growth in China

... population aging also has some positive effects on economic ...population aging will bring a lot of negative effects we also should see that it is conducive to social and economic ... See full document

... inequality. In fact, when some company adopts a new technology it will always change some- thing on the production ...new and more technologies became more pro table, explaining the increase in the ... See full document

... share in income also has a negative effect on the labor share which reinforces our argument toward an intertemporal Ricardian effect in this case on the labor/leisure ...on human capital ... See full document

... of capital mobility in the speed of ...openness and the speed of ...closed and open economies where infra-structures (we can also think of human capital) are produced with ... See full document

... Caldero´n and Poggio [27] examined the structural factors that may have impact on growth effect of trade ...The growth benefits of rising trade openness are conditional on the level of progress ... See full document

... output growth rate but are not explicit in the model such as the level of GDP per capita, the growth rate of the GDP per capita and the human ...regulation, and the effect of ... See full document

... Benhabib and Spiegel (1994), with adopting from Nelson and Phelps (1966) framework, introduce an alternative ...allows human capital to influence growth through two channels: First, ... See full document

... Abstract: Economic growth is not the only factor to explain human ...the Human Development ...how Economic Complexity can increase Human ...America and Asia measure a ... See full document

... Physical Capital, Human Capital and R&D and studied its convergence properties, without consider- ing spillovers in the R&D ...Funke and Strulik (2000) integrated ... See full document

... to economic structural change is dynamics of human capital and technological ...both human capital and physical capital accumulation as endogenous variables into ... See full document

... 2 and that the sequential inclusion of the human capital and of the inequality index increases their value and reduces the values of the estimates’ standard ...signal and is a ... See full document

... variables and replaces the detailed form of their mutual interactions by the interaction of a single microscopic variable with a uniform ’mean field’, which depends on the state of the ...system. In the ... See full document

... century, and most of them did not last long or had limited ...1950s and early 1960s, policymakers and the general public paid little attention to preschool ...Only in the sixties does early ... See full document

... increase in the inflows value between 1990 and 2012 (UNCTAD, 2013), Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) have been acknowledged as one the drivers of the globalization process and a potential ... See full document

... extends and improves the previous literature in several ...studies human capital accumulation in a dynamic macroeconomic framework (Rangazas, 2000, 2002; Lee and Wolpin, 2010; ... See full document

... countries in the world and has gone through three main structural changes in the last three ...Union and East Germany for assistance. The second occurred in 1987/88 when Mozambique ... See full document

... globalization and interdependence with the transnational ...only economic but social and political as well and has led to a redistribution of power between the State, civil society, and ... See full document

... regulation and the long-term accumulation of capital, which is due to the existence of regulatory policy adjustment costs and the statement of the hy- pothesis that there is a utility gain to ... See full document

... A análise comparativa das taxas de crescimento econômico entre os países selecionados nas últimas quatro décadas (Tabela 1) revela um desempenho de destaque para os países asiáticos (China, Índia e Coreia do Sul), ... See full document

... hand, and development or progress on the other. Economic growth may sometimes be unjust, may sometimes be offensive to nature; development by definition cannot, because for the achievement of ... See full document