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• Select A Dynamic Economy Requires a Dynamic Workforce: Investing in Human Capital, Human Skill, and Human Work.

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  A Dynamic Economy Requires a Dynamic Workforce: Investing in Human Capital, Human Skill, and Human Work.

  From:AEI Paper & Studies

  20212,536 words Speech 1650LMr. Chairman and members of the committee, I am pleased to have the opportunity to address the rapidly changing landscape of technological innovation, the trend of automation, and the future of human work in the context...
• Select Economic Geography

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  Economic Geography

  Author:Adrienne Wilmoth LernerFrom:The Gale Encyclopedia of Science (Vol. 3. 6^th ed.)

  2021515 words Topic overview 1330LEconomic geography is the study of the spatial distribution of the factors of production. Economic geography, therefore, looks at the organization and distribution of global economic activity, including the distribution...
• Select Let Them Learn: It Is the Time for a "New Deal" in Higher Education: The best investment for Israel at this point is a "New Deal" of investment in education and in its human capital. This is an investment which will yield benefits for years to come.

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  Let Them Learn: It Is the Time for a "New Deal" in Higher Education: The best investment for Israel at this point is a "New Deal" of investment in education and in its human capital. This is an investment which will yield benefits for years to come.

  Author:Noga Dagan-BuzagloFrom:Education

  2020591 words Article 1330LIn this most challenging time, there are also some good news to be found. The universities and some of the colleges report a significant increase of 30% in enrollment. After years of stagnation in admissions and a drop...
• Select A matter of degrees: the effect of educational attainment on regional economic prosperity

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  A matter of degrees: the effect of educational attainment on regional economic prosperity

  Authors:Ross C. DeVol, I-Ling Shen, Armen Bedroussian, and Nan ZhangFrom:A Matter of Degrees: The Effect of Educational Attainment on Regional Economic Prosperity

  20136,519 words Report 1420LOUR RESEARCH ON ECONOMIC PROSPERITY We focus on: Human capital: the talent, knowledge, and experience of people, and their value to organizations, economies, and society; Financial capital: innovations that...
• Select Russia's human capital challenges and potential for international collaboration

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  Russia's human capital challenges and potential for international collaboration

  Author:Judy TwiggFrom:AEI Paper & Studies

  201310,539 words Report 1520LOn July 6, 2009, Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitri Medvedev signed an agreement creating a US-Russia Bilateral Presidential Commission (BPC). The early Obama years witnessed substantial momentum and political will,...
• Select Building human capital by improving health

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  Building human capital by improving health

  From:Health Reform: The Role of Medical Research and Prevention

  20102,099 words Article 1230LThe long view of mankind's civilized life on this planet is marked by discoveries--the wheel, printing, etc.--that revolutionized human productivity. Perhaps the greatest economic boost has occurred in the past century...
• Select New pathways for teachers, new promises for students: a vision for developing excellent teachers

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  New pathways for teachers, new promises for students: a vision for developing excellent teachers

  Author:Timothy KnowlesFrom:AEI Paper & Studies

  20137,453 words Work overview 1340LForeword There is incredible interest and energy today in addressing issues of human capital in K--12 education, especially in the way we prepare, evaluate, pay, and manage teachers. States have been developing and...
• Select Towards a U.S. Army Officer Corps Strategy for success: developing talent

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  Towards a U.S. Army Officer Corps Strategy for success: developing talent

  Authors:Casey Wardynski, David S. Lyle, and Michael J. ColarussoFrom:Towards a U.S. Army Officer Corps Strategy for Success: Developing Talent

  20108,079 words Report 1470LSUMMARY The U.S. Army has always touted itself as a capstone developmental experience and still does so today--You made them strong--we'll make them Army Strong. The Army is almost universally acknowledged as an...
• Select Russia's human resources crisis in numbers

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  Russia's human resources crisis in numbers

  Authors:Nicholas Eberstadt and Hans GrothFrom:AEI Paper & Studies

  20134,216 words Report 1360LBy the reckoning of its 1989 census, the Russian Federation's population stood at about 147.4 million that year. Over two decades later, Russia's 2010 census counted just 142.9 million persons. Russia has thus been in...