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A Study On The Dual Path Impact Of Educational Human Capital And Healthy Human Capital On Economic Growth In The Yangtze River Delta

Posted on:2022-12-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:C Y DingFull Text:PDF
GTID:2507306752987329Subject:Economic Reform
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In the process of China’s in-depth adoption of innovation driven development strategy,how to promote technological innovation and promote sustainable economic development has become the focus of research.After decades of reform and opening up,China’s economic growth has achieved rapid development.The Yangtze River Delta is a major urban circle in China and has made outstanding contributions to China’s social and economic development.After the central government put forward the strategy of regional integrated development and innovation driven development in the Yangtze River Delta,it is a hot issue to find ways to improve the level of technological innovation and promote the coordinated and sustainable development of regional economy in the Yangtze River Delta.This paper takes 41 prefecture level cities in the Yangtze River Delta as the research object,and uses the panel data from 2010 to 2019 for econometric analysis.This paper mainly analyzes the impact effect of human capital on economic growth,the impact path of human capital promoting economic growth,the reasons for the existence of indirect path,and further studies the allocation of human capital.Firstly,from the perspective of human capital heterogeneity,we verify that educational human capital and healthy human capital can promote economic growth in the Yangtze River Delta.And we find that the impact of educational human capital on economic growth in the Yangtze River Delta is not completely linear.This paper examines the two-way path of educational human capital and healthy human capital promoting economic growth,and focuses on the intermediary effect of technological innovation in the process of educational human capital and healthy human capital promoting economic growth.The results show that educational human capital and healthy human capital can not only directly affect economic growth,but also affect economic growth through technological innovation.Educational human capital,which lags behind three stages,also has a dual path impact on economic growth.Next,this paper provides a possible explanation for the indirect path.Using the panel fixed effect model,we empirically test that the matching of innovative human capital and technological innovation can promote economic growth.Combined with theoretical analysis,this paper confirms that the allocation between innovative human capital and R & D department can promote economic growth.We believe that the innovative human capital in human capital is allocated to the R & D department,which can effectively improve the level of technological innovation and promote regional economic growth.Further,this paper leads to the allocation of innovative human capital and applied human capital.Inspired by relevant research literature: there is a configuration of human capital,which can achieve optimal economic growth.Base on the derivation of relevant literature,this paper analyzes the conclusion that there is an optimal allocation of human capital.When the innovative human capital and applied human capital are reasonably allocated,the output growth reaches the best state.Finally,based on the conclusions of the study,from the perspective of human capital investment and allocation,the paper proposes to improve educational human capital and healthy human capital investment,eliminate gender discrimination in education in backward areas,eliminate social prejudice against vocational education,and expand innovative human capital,guide the dynamic adaptation of talents and jobs to promote the level of regional technological innovation and promote the coordinated economic development of the Yangtze River Delta region.
Keywords/Search Tags:educational human capital, healthy human capital, technological innovation, regional economic growth
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