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Why Do Contemporary Scholars Lack Fenggu (Strength of Character)? Impact of Technological Progress on Demand for Human Capital and Talents

2024-09-20

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Human capital has been considered an important factor in driving modern economic growth. It is generally believed that innovation and technological progress hold the key to future economic growth and require more talented people. The present study investigates how technological progress influences the demand for human capital and talent by establishing a theoretical framework of differential talent distribution, d...

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DOI: 10.32388/xnmlpd

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