The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic Growth

Research background: In our paper, we focus on two important phenomena that are currently culminating and bringing their positive as well as negative consequences. They are globalization and the learning capital. In research, experts are primarily oriented on globalization, which we perceive so inte...

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Main Author: Antalová Mária
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2021-01-01
Series:SHS Web of Conferences
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Online Access:https://www.shs-conferences.org/articles/shsconf/pdf/2021/03/shsconf_glob20_08002.pdf
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spelling doaj-bf50aa5726f548c2953bac1285dff35e2021-01-15T10:21:32ZengEDP SciencesSHS Web of Conferences2261-24242021-01-01920800210.1051/shsconf/20219208002shsconf_glob20_08002The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic GrowthAntalová Mária0Department of Social Development and Labor, Faculty of National Economy, University of Economics in BratislavaResearch background: In our paper, we focus on two important phenomena that are currently culminating and bringing their positive as well as negative consequences. They are globalization and the learning capital. In research, experts are primarily oriented on globalization, which we perceive so intensely in our daily lives. There exist extensive studies developed on a theoretical, methodological as well as empirical basis. Experts are intensively dealing also with the human capital and, above all, with its impact on various socio-economic phenomena. However, they are paying less attention to the learning capital, which we consider one dimension of the human capital. Purpose of the article: Link between the human capital and the economic growth has long been clarified, but the relation between the learning capital is not remained at forefront of the research intentions. For this reason, we have decided to examine the interconnectedness between globalization and the learning capital in selected EU countries and to determine its contribution to the economic growth. Methods: In quantification of globalization, we use the overall KOF Globalization Index, which consists of 3 components: the economic, social and political dimensions. There does not exist uniform procedure for examining the learning capital. For this reason, we rely on Human Development Index data. Findings & Value added: In the empirical analysis, we focus on the evaluation of the current state of globalization as well as the learning capital in the Slovak Republic and verify the established hypotheses concerning the interconnection of these two phenomena and their impact on the economic growth.https://www.shs-conferences.org/articles/shsconf/pdf/2021/03/shsconf_glob20_08002.pdfglobalizationhuman capitallearning capitaleconomic growth
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The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic Growth
SHS Web of Conferences
globalization
human capital
learning capital
economic growth
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title The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic Growth
title_short The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic Growth
title_full The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic Growth
title_fullStr The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic Growth
title_full_unstemmed The Importance of Globalisation and Learning Capital for Economic Growth
title_sort importance of globalisation and learning capital for economic growth
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issn 2261-2424
publishDate 2021-01-01
description Research background: In our paper, we focus on two important phenomena that are currently culminating and bringing their positive as well as negative consequences. They are globalization and the learning capital. In research, experts are primarily oriented on globalization, which we perceive so intensely in our daily lives. There exist extensive studies developed on a theoretical, methodological as well as empirical basis. Experts are intensively dealing also with the human capital and, above all, with its impact on various socio-economic phenomena. However, they are paying less attention to the learning capital, which we consider one dimension of the human capital. Purpose of the article: Link between the human capital and the economic growth has long been clarified, but the relation between the learning capital is not remained at forefront of the research intentions. For this reason, we have decided to examine the interconnectedness between globalization and the learning capital in selected EU countries and to determine its contribution to the economic growth. Methods: In quantification of globalization, we use the overall KOF Globalization Index, which consists of 3 components: the economic, social and political dimensions. There does not exist uniform procedure for examining the learning capital. For this reason, we rely on Human Development Index data. Findings & Value added: In the empirical analysis, we focus on the evaluation of the current state of globalization as well as the learning capital in the Slovak Republic and verify the established hypotheses concerning the interconnection of these two phenomena and their impact on the economic growth.
topic globalization
human capital
learning capital
economic growth
url https://www.shs-conferences.org/articles/shsconf/pdf/2021/03/shsconf_glob20_08002.pdf
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