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There actually isn't a finite set of resources when we're talking about human capital. Motivation and inspiration and incentive come into play, and as it happen
by jazzyjackson 11mo ago
There actually isn't a finite set of resources when we're talking about human capital. Motivation and inspiration and incentive come into play, and as it happens different people are inspired to work on different things.
- alephnerd 11mo ago> There actually isn't a finite set of resources when we're talking about human capital Ever heard of something called a budget? Teachers, aid workers, doctors, and others need to get paid. Their suppliers need to get paid. Infrastructure needs to be built. All of that costs money.
- jazzyjackson 11mo agoSo what, there's only so much money? Or does money represent the amount of work people are willing to do? My point is simply that the amount of productivity a given population can exercise is not bound to the amount of money in circulation.
- lurk2 11mo ago> My point is simply that the amount of productivity a given population can exercise is not bound to the amount of money in circulation. It is bound by other constraints.
- lurk2 11mo ago> There actually isn't a finite set of resources when we're talking about human capital. Wrong.