Econometric evaluation of the scientific and technical progress parameter in the innovative exogenous economic growth model

The article is devoted to the problems of human resource management in the modern environment in the context of sustainable development of the region. The authors of the study suggest the need for a socio-economic policy in the North Ossetia-Alania and the Russian Federation, which will help to reduce the adverse effects of various environmental factors on human resources, demographics and health of the region. In conducting the study, the authors found that anthropogenic impacts lead to environmental problems of various kinds. The consequence of this is an increase in morbidity and natural loss of population characteristic of several regions of the country. The authors had taken account of the provisions that a decent quality of life, a healthy population, and thus a high level of human development can be ensured only if the natural environment is preserved and maintained at an appropriate quality. The main provisions of the article and the results presented are interesting for further theoretical substantiation, research and practical recommendations in the field of human resource management strategy development, their development and use. Allow to develop strategic decisions on the problems of formation and consistent implementation of a unified state and regional policy in the field of preservation of human resources, to implement the most ambitious programs aimed at improving public health and the environmental situation.

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“…Lazareva, D.S. Lozovitskaya give, estimation of parameters of scientific and technical development in the model of economic growth [12].…”

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Ecology, health, and human dynamics as dominants of innovative development

Khosroeva¹,

Mamsurova²,

Begieva³

et al. 2022

Human Resource Management Within the Framework of Realisation of National Development Goals and Strategic Objectives

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“…The assumptions of decreasing returns and rising marginal costs bring the economic model to an equilibrium position. In these models, human capital and technology are background constants, and so matter less than physical capital (Lazareva & Lozovitskaya, 2020;Smith, 1910;Swan, 1956). Robert Solow factors technology in an exogenous growth model where capital is subjected to diminishing returns.…”

Section: Literature Review: Human Capital Development In Special Econ...mentioning

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Human Capital Development, Special Economic Zones, and Dubai as Case Study: a Literature Review

Sakka¹,

Ghadi²

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: This article maps the scholarly conversation on two important topics in the field of economic development: human capital and special economic zones. While these have been studied separately, little work is available on their intersection. Design/methodology/approach: The article is a systematic literature review. It followed the preferred reporting items for systematic review and meta-analysis (PRISMA) criteria. Findings: While human capital development has been largely discussed from the perspective of developed countries, it hasn’t been examined specifically in connection to SEZs. Moreover, there is solid evidence of the positive impact of industrial clusters, suggesting that SEZs that pursue the formation of industrial clusters might have the strongest effect on human capital development. The piece argues the intersection of human development and SEZ establishment is currently a gap in the literature calling for further empirical investigation Originality: The literature review is brought to bear on the experience of the Emirate of Dubai, in order to highlight features of its development history that make it an ideal case study for empirical investigation.

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“…Technical progress can be increased by providing monopoly power through patents and copyrights to speed-up the pace of innovation. Technological change can also be increased through proper investment in human capital, which is the sum of all of a country's human knowledge [30,38]. Through investment in education, health, training, research and development, and other human capital determinants, a country can increase and enhance the productivity of labour and promote economic growth.…”

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Assessment of Domestic Investment, Export Expansion and Economic Performance in Nigeria: A Vector Autoregression Approach

Ozegbe

Yussuff

2022

JEMT

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The purpose of this article is to investigate the nexus between domestic investment, export expansion and economic growth in Nigeria. To achieve this purpose, annual time series data from the period between 1981 and 2018 was tested using the Johansen co-integration analysis, VECM and the Granger-Causality test. The result of the analysis revealed an insignificant relationship between domestic investment and export expansion. Based on the Granger-Causality test, the result indicated a bi-directional relationship between domestic investment and economic growth. These results provide evidence that domestic investment and economic growth are not viewed as sources of export expansion in Nigeria during the period under review. Therefore, changes in policies and regulations to accelerate the export expansion of Nigeria will ultimately yield positive results in terms of achieving high rates of stable economic growth. Policymakers in Nigeria should search for the alternative catalyst to stimulate domestic investment and economic growth geared towards promoting long-term export expansion in Nigeria effectively.

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Econometric evaluation of the scientific and technical progress parameter in the innovative exogenous economic growth model

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Ecology, health, and human dynamics as dominants of innovative development

Ecology, health, and human dynamics as dominants of innovative development

Human Capital Development, Special Economic Zones, and Dubai as Case Study: a Literature Review

Assessment of Domestic Investment, Export Expansion and Economic Performance in Nigeria: A Vector Autoregression Approach

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