Historically, many economists have held that economic growth is primarily a matter of amassing more tangible capital. They have treated education as a consumer good. In recent years, however, growing recognition has been given to the fact that education is an investment industry-that the development of people is as important as the development of things and that growth may be fostered by the development of human talent.
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