The Journal of Human Capital is dedicated to human capital and its expanding economic and social role especially in today’s emerging “knowledge economy.” Developed in response to the growing recognition of the central role human capital plays in determining allocation, distribution, and long-term growth of economic resources, JHC is a forum for theoretical and empirical work in human capital and related public policy analysis.
JHC is distinguished from other economics journals by bringing together many conventional areas of economic inquiry and offering a common platform for discussion in areas ranging from labor, health, and family economics to income and wealth distributions, social mobility, institutions and politics, crime and corruption, technological innovation and transfer, productivity and structural change, and economic growth and development.
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About the Journal of Human Capital:
Editor: Isaac Ehrlich