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Prioritizing human capital development is essential from "summary" of The Industrial Policy Revolution II by J. Esteban,J. Stiglitz,Justin Lin Yifu

Human capital development is at the core of any successful industrial policy. Investing in the skills, knowledge, and capabilities of the workforce is crucial for long-term economic growth and competitiveness. By prioritizing human capital development, policymakers can ensure that their country's labor force is equipped to adapt to technological advancements and changing market demands. This not only benefits individuals by increasing their employability and earning potential but also strengthens the overall economy. One of the key reasons why human capital development is essential is its role in fostering innovation and productivity. A skilled and educated workforce is more likely to generate new ideas, improve processes, and drive efficiency gains. In turn, this can lead to increased competitiveness for firms and industries, ultimately boosting economic growth. By investing in human capital development, countries can create a virtuous cycle of innovation, productivity, and economic pro...
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    The Industrial Policy Revolution II

    J. Esteban

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