The theory of human capital has received a lot of criticism from many people who work in education and training. In the 1960s, the theory was attacked primarily because it legitimized bourgeois individualism, which was seen as selfish and exploitative. The bourgeois class of people included thos...
Goal achievement related to a company's operations is called business or the business process. There are four basic elements required for a business process, namely means of production, raw materials, services, and human capital (human potential, employees).doi:10.1057/9781137355720_5Franko Milost...
What is a human capital management? Human capital management infers a model of employee staffing which views employees as assets that have current improvable value in the future. The system then structures ways of improving the value in them, hence the name human capital management. Human capital...
Capital projects are also common in corporations. Corporations allocate large amounts of resources (financial and human capital) to build or maintain capital assets, such as equipment or a new manufacturing project. In both cases, capital projects are typically planned and discussed at length to dec...
The view of human resources as a form of capital is not new, but only recently practitioners and academics have turned their attention to the benefits of the efficient employee management. The concept describes these benefits and reviews the success fact
Brain drain is a slang term that refers to the loss of human capital from one area to another or from one industry to another. It usually happens when skilled individuals and professionals leave their home countries, often developing nations, and go elsewhere to take advantage of better opportun...
A comparison of fission track and K-Ar ages for a set of mineral age standards has been used to evaluate the 238U spontaneous fission decay constant, 238λ... AJHJW Gleadow - 《Nuclear Track Detection》 被引量: 88发表: 1977年 Considering human capital theory in assessment and training:mapp...
Capital goods do not include natural resources, such as land or minerals, or human capital, i.e., the intellectual and physical skills of humans. The purchase of these goods, which amounts to investment, is referred to as capital expense. If you are finding this too much to digest, you...
Physical capital consists of tangible, human-made objects that a company buys or invests in and uses to produce goods. Physical capital items, such as manufacturing equipment, also fall into the category of fixed capital, meaning they are reusable, and not consumed during the production process....
The term social capital refers to a positive product of human interaction. The positive outcome may be tangible or intangible and may include favors, useful information, innovative ideas, and future opportunities. Social capital is not held by an individual, but instead appears in the potential bet...