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Education, Human Capital, and Growth: A Personal Perspective

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Economic Growth and Productivity Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Economic Growth and Development

Abstract

This paper reviews the literature on the relationship of economic growth to the education levels of the labor force.The emphasis is on Ben-Porath's contribution to some of the issues in this field: the endogeneity of schooling, the role of the public sector as an "absorber" of educated labor, and the importance of personal human capital created by investments in reputation and personal relationships, the F-connection.

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