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A new database on human capital stock: sources, methodology and results.

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Nehru, Vikram; Swanson, Eric

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TextSeries: Working paper seriesPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1993.Subject(s):

Summary: This is a brief review of the method and data sources used to prepare the International Economics Department's estimates of the stock of education. Analysis suggests that it is not unreasonable to use education stock as a proxy for human capital in production function analysis.

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This is a brief review of the method and data sources used to prepare the International Economics Department's estimates of the stock of education. Analysis suggests that it is not unreasonable to use education stock as a proxy for human capital in production function analysis.

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