The capitals of nations : the role of human, social, and institutional capital in economic evolution / Lalita Som.

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Som, Lalita S [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: New Delhi, India : Oxford University Press, 2014Edition: First editionDescription: xxxv, 273 p. ; 22 cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780199452736 (hbk.)
0199452733

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DDC classification:

330.122 SOM 23 009280

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Table of contents

Contents:

I.Theoretical Framework 1.Analytical Framework 2.Human Capital 3.Social Capital 4.Institutional Capital 5.The Relationship between Human, Social, and Institutional capital II.Case Studies 6.Industrial Revolution in Britain 7.Early Industrial Revolution in America 8.Japan's Growth Experience: Post Second World War and Recent Times 9.China: The Manufacturing Sector 10.India: The Services Sector III.Micro Analysis 11.Theory of the Firm IV.Conclusion 12.Concluding Comments.

Summary: Focusing on the three forms of intangible capital-human, social, and institutional capital-this book looks at their dynamic linkages as crucial determinants of economic growth and their significance in the process of economic evolution.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 235-266) and index.

I.Theoretical Framework
1.Analytical Framework
2.Human Capital
3.Social Capital
4.Institutional Capital
5.The Relationship between Human, Social, and Institutional capital
II.Case Studies
6.Industrial Revolution in Britain
7.Early Industrial Revolution in America
8.Japan's Growth Experience: Post
Second World War and Recent Times
9.China: The Manufacturing Sector
10.India: The Services Sector
III.Micro Analysis
11.Theory of the Firm
IV.Conclusion
12.Concluding Comments.

Focusing on the three forms of intangible capital-human, social, and institutional capital-this book looks at their dynamic linkages as crucial determinants of economic growth and their significance in the process of economic evolution.

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