Name: Human Capital Theory: Heterogeneity in Labor Economics and Economic Theory (en Inglés)
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Author: Allen, Jeremiah M.
ISBN: 9783031991127

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Human Capital Theory: Heterogeneity in Labor Economics and Economic Theory (en Inglés)

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Palgrave MacMillan

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Allen, Jeremiah M.

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Inglés

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9783031991127

Human Capital Theory: Heterogeneity in Labor Economics and Economic Theory (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Human Capital Theory: Heterogeneity in Labor Economics and Economic Theory (en Inglés)"

Traditional approaches to labor economics posit workers as homogeneous, which can make it difficult for scholars to identify and learn from the complexities of a nation's workforce. In this book, economist Jeremiah M. Allen provides new ways to make sense of the concept of human capital. The book begins with foundational concepts in economics. Later chapters explore worker heterogeneity in labor markets, long-run equilibrium, and economic decisions based on worker preference and ability. The book also contextualizes concepts related to human capital, including skillset diversity, worker preferences, and worker ability. By integrating prospect theory and expected utility, the book draws connections between microeconomic principles and fundamentals. Human Capital Theory examines real-world scenarios and economic phenomena, equipping students, researchers, and scholars with the tools needed to analyze and conceptualize human capital today. Readers will come away from the book with enhanced knowledge of labor economics in the context of education economics and policy.