Human Capital and Income Decline: Evidence from the Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey 2019-2022

Autor: Svetlana A. Balashova, Bella V. Gabrielyan

Publikováno v: RUDN Journal of Economics, Vol 32, Iss 2, Pp 205-221 (2024)

Human capital is widely regarded as a fundamental driver of economic growth, at least in the innovative and knowledge-based economy. However, the empirical evidence linking human capital with economic outcomes has been problematic both at macroeconom

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Identification of trends in the decline in US income over the past five decades

Autor: V. A. Kapitanov, A. A. Ivanova, A. Y. Maksimova

Publikováno v: Статистика и экономика, Vol 16, Iss 5, Pp 94-110 (2019)

The aim of the work is to test the well-known prediction of Karl Marx about the tendency to reduce the income of the proletariat under capitalism. The United States has been selected as the object of study as an advanced capitalist country with a rel

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Responses of Rural Households to the Cotton Crisis in Benin

Autor: Anke Niehof, Guirguissou Maboudou Alidou

Publikováno v: Sustainability
Volume 12
Issue 10
Sustainability (Switzerland), 12(10)
Sustainability, Vol 12, Iss 4207, p 4207 (2020)
Sustainability (Switzerland) 12 (2020) 10

Relying on one source of income puts the livelihood system of rural households at risk. In Benin, cotton has long been the core cash crop of rural livelihood systems&mdash
until the mid-2000s, when multiple constraints led to the demise of cotto

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