The Impact of Agricultural Digitization on Land Productivity: An Empirical Test Based on Micro Panel Data by Hongming Zhang, Haihua Zhu

“…Heterogeneity analysis reveals that the positive effects are more pronounced for larger landholdings, lower levels of human capital, and older farming populations. Mechanism analysis indicates that agricultural digitization improves land productivity by optimizing resource allocation, reducing pollution, enhancing risk resilience, and facilitating the adoption of new technologies. …”
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The Impact of Family Sustainable Livelihood and Environmental Cognition on Herdsmen’s Choice of Production Behavior by Qihang Wang, Yinjia Miao

“…The consequences illustrated that the social capital followed by material capital, financial capital, and human capital has the greatest impact on herdsmen’s production behaviors, but the natural capital played a vital role in promoting herdsmen’s choice of raising breeding scale. …”
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Export Technological Sophistication of China: Measurement and Impact Factor by Peishan Fan

“…The results show that the export technological sophistication is not high, although the export volume of machinery and transportation equipment is large. FDI, human capital, and the previous phase of export technological sophistication have a significant positive effect on the technological sophistication of export; however, the abundant natural resource has a significant negative effect. …”
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THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STATE FAMILY POLICY IN MODERN RUSSIA by S. Kuzin, O. Kuchmaeva

“…From the impact of family policy depends on the decision of all without an exception of problems - from security, to solve the problem of population reproduction, to the formation of human capital in ensuring the competitiveness of the economy and, ultimately, problem solving, historical survival. …”
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The Impact of Intellectual Capital on Bank Profitability during COVID-19: A Comparison with China and Pakistan by Jian Xu, Muhammad Haris, Muhammad Irfan

“…Among IC components, our study reports that human capital is the only IC resource that continues to enhance ROA and ROE of Chinese and Pakistani banks during the pandemic period. …”
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Differences in Regional Economic Prosperity: Do State Policies Matter? – An Empirical Investigation of Data from the German States by Thomas Döring, Lorenz Blume

“…Determinants like infrastructure and human capital, both of which can be influenced by state policies, only account for another 11 percent of the variation in GDP.…”
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The Effect of Professional Attitude on Motivation with a Strategic Management Perspective: The Mediating Role of Trust by Muhammed Ali Yetgin

“…Increasing the perceptions of human capital, which is the most crucial resource of organizations, such as motivation and attitude towards work, will prevent negative situations such as leaving the organization and burnout syndrome.…”
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Cooperation Between University and Business Community: Experience and Development Priorities by T. A. Olkhovaya, N. A. Zinyukhina, Yu. N. Nikulina

“…The long-term partnerships between educational organizations and employers contribute to a stronger competitive position of the region as a center of intellectual resources and human capital, foster innovative development of entrepreneurship forms and strengthening of the regional economy. …”
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Facteurs socioéconomiques et décrochage des études au premier cycle universitaire by Alex Romeo SUEBANG, Daouda MAINGARI

“…The results obtained were interpreted on the basis of the social theory of Baudelot and Establet (1971) and Mballa Owono (1986) and the economic theory of human capital of Becker (1964). These results show the existence of a relationship between three factors (father's level of education, socio-professional level of the father, time spent by the student in a paid job during studies per week) and dropping out of undergraduate studies of FALSH at the University of Yaounde I.…”
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Presenting a model for the establishment and maintenance of expert human resources in the government organizations of Sistan and Baluchestan province by Majid Reza Dahmardeh, Vahid pourshahabi, Amin Reza Kamalian, Habibollah Salaerzehi

“…If we carefully study the national wealth of a society, we come across two types of capital resources: material capital and human capital, meanwhile, it is the existence of trained and expert human capital that uses material capital, and its lack and deficiency is the reason for the loss and stagnation of the national capital and the decline of production and reproduction (Armestrang, 2018). …”
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Presenting a Model of Self-sacrificial behaviors of Leaders in Organizations; Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) Method by Amir Hossein Abdallahzadeh, Seyyed Mohammad Moghimi, Hossein Imani

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Entrepreneurial Budgeting in the Iranian Government Budget: Obstacles and Solutions by Seyyed Mohammad Moghimi, Alireza Salmanian

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DIFFERENTIATION OF MUNICIPALITIES AND THE INFLUENCE OF FLAGSHIP ENTERPRISES ON THE LEVEL OF THEIR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT by N. O. Chistyakova, I. S. Antonova, V. V. Tatarnikova, S. N. Popova

“…The article studies the impact of flagship enterprises on the level of socio-economic development of territories, the inflow of human capital and the intensification of entrepreneurial activity on the example of municipalities of three  subjects of the Siberian Federal district by constructing a regression model. …”
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The Broken Generational Contract in Europe: Generous transfers to the elderly population, low investments in children by Bernhard Hammer, Tanja Istenič, Lili Vargha

“…The results indicate that in most of the analysed countries the human capital investments in children are far too low to finance the generous transfers to the elderly population in the future.…”
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Brain Drain in Kosovo: Policy Recommendations for Talent Retention and Sustainable Development by Nimani Mentor, Nimani Arbenita Sylejmani

“…The findings align with established migration theories, including Push-Pull Theory and Human Capital Theory, illustrating how push factors like political instability and poor job prospects in Kosovo contrast with the pull factors of better salaries and career opportunities abroad. …”
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Image establishment of a higher education institution lecturer in the new educational environment by O. A. Tettsoeva, E. M. Tettsoeva

“…The study uses institutional and structural analysis methods, system analysis methods, human capital research methods, panel research and data collection method. …”
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A la recherche du développement socialement durable: concepts fondamentaux et principes de base by Jérôme Ballet, Jean-Luc Dubois, François-Régis Mahieu

“…The social dimension of sustainable development raises the issue of transmitting social assets and potentialities from one generation to the other. These include human capital (education, health), social capital (relationships) as well as any capacity to use in an appropriate way these potentialities. …”
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND MIGRATION IN TERMS OF 14 EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES AND TURKEY by Hasan Yavuz, Agnieszka Parlinska

“…Migration movements affect many economic variables such as human capital, demand, supply, the balance of payments, income distribution, wage level, and national income. …”
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Strategic Development Planning for Global Integration: A Comprehensive Framework for State Universities in the Philippines by Kenneth L. Armas, Rhodora R. Jugo

“…The resulting strategic framework emphasizes key themes such as globalization, digital transformation, equity and inclusion, human capital development, research and innovation, and sustainability. …”
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The role of local public spending in the achievement of the social dimension of sustainable development: An empirical analysis by Natalia Alonso-Morales, Alejandro Sáez-Martín, Arturo Haro-de-Rosario

“…The findings reveal that municipalities excelling in aid and subsidies through current transfers, with strong investment in human capital, broad political competition, a higher-educated population, robust social institutions, and lower debt levels, make the most progress in achieving social SDGs.…”
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