HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION: THE KEY COMPONENTS AND MAIN SOURCES

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Egamberdiyev F.T.
Saidrasulova M.

Abstract

 The article examines the different approaches to identifying the key
components of human capital and the main sources from which human capital
accumulates. It studies a wide range of literature related to the basic components
of human capital, sources of human capital formation in order to identify the
common aspects, and generalize the ideas. The author analyzes education, health,
training, migration and information as the main sources of human capital, and
proposes that abilities, knowledge, skills and personality constitutes the human
capital. 

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08.00.00 – Economic Sciences

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HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION: THE KEY COMPONENTS AND MAIN SOURCES. (2025). UBS Scientific Bulletin, 1(1), 53-62. https://journal.ubsu.uz/index.php/main/article/view/13

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