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Human Capital; Changing In Nature of Work and the Government Steps

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Jan 08, 2021
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Why should countries invest in human capital? Can early health care and education prepare children to succeed and prosper as adults in a rapidly changing world? What are the barriers to nurturing human capital, and how can countries overcome them? Find out why the World Bank, governments, and partners are coming together to try to close the massive human capital gap in the world today.

Before that, please explain how to convey that the nature of work is changing and what sector governments can do to prepare and support their workforce.

Why Should Countries Invest in Human Capital?

Human capital is an asset consisting of the knowledge and skills held by a person that an organization can use to advance its goals. Numerous pathways and threads link human capital and growth. Investing in human capital affects productivity; productivity affects growth, and growth feeds back to human capital opportunities. Yes, Investing in human capital increases not only associated productivity but also incr…

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