The advantage the country had was human capital nothing else but human capital.

In 1383 (2004 05), 350 million was spent on developing Afghanistan's human capital, and 850 million on the security sector.

Many developed countries and a number of developing countries were both capital exporting and capital importing countries.

Money is not capital in most of the developing countries.

We talk of people as human capital.

The key is to reflect on six kinds of capital goods business capital, infrastructure, human capital, intellectual capital, natural capital, and social capital. All of these are productive, but each has a distinctive role.

Further, the task force stresses the impact of migration flows on human rights, including the right to development, in terms of loss of human and social capital in developing and less developed countries.

Developing human resources.

Some speakers noted the importance of developing private capital markets in Africa.

Private Capital Flows to Developing Economies The Road to Financial Integration, 1997

Debt servicing obligations undermine the ability of many developing countries to finance investment in human capital and infrastructure, thereby affecting economic growth and the generation of employment.

And what is required is a combination of physical capital, institutional capital, human capital and security, of course, is critical, but so is information.

Most island developing countries had limited resources for undertaking such expensive capital projects.

That work recognized the vast amounts of natural capital possessed by developing countries.

FDI from developing countries is emerging as a new source of capital inflows.

Private domestic capital formation is the largest source of new investment in developing communities.

Private capital flows play an increasingly important role in supplementing developing countries' domestic resources.

On the question of capital punishment, my country and many developing countries still have capital punishment statutes, like many countries in the supreme world.

In 2003, net private capital flows to developing countries had remained positive and continued to be the largest component of capital flows to such countries.

The sustainable livelihood framework (SLF) proposed in the project document as a tool for analysing the success of the project is based on the following set of broad success indicators natural capital, physical capital, social capital, human capital and financial capital.

Noting that capital flows, in particular private capital flows, to developing countries have been increasing strongly but that not all countries have benefited from such flows and that short term capital movements can be unpredictable,

Recent work has tended to stress the developmental dimension of remittance flows, highlighting its role in developing human capital through education and, to a lesser extent, physical investment in farms or housing.

You talk about human capital, you talk about education and public health.

Many conflicts erupt in poor countries with low levels of human capital.

Dasgupta, Dipak and Dilip Ratha (2000). What factors appear to drive capital flows to developing countries?

The pro cyclical boom bust cycles of private capital inflows and outflows underscore the need for developing market institutions and instruments that encourage more stable capital flows.

Alongside education, health is the key component of human capital, which is the most important form of capital for individuals and for nations.

52 196. Developing human resources for development

52 196 Developing human resources for development

Pursuing its comparative advantage strengthens a country s resilience to crisis and allows for the rapid accumulation of human and physical capital. Developing countries with such characteristics are able to turn factor endowments from relatively labor or resource abundant to relatively capital abundant in the span of a generation.

In addition, small island developing States commonly have difficulties to access capital, including from multilateral financial institutions.

Moreover, capital importing developing countries faced a dilemma owing to macroeconomic constraints, especially balance of payments difficulties.

Appropriate regulation of developing country banking can also mitigate some of the problems of private capital flows.

For recipient developing countries, it means a new source of capital and access to technology and skills.

Aid was seen as contributing to capital accumulation (human, as well as physical).

But it is just as essential that developing countries maintain an appropriate degree of policy autonomy in managing capital flows and choosing whatever capital account regime they deem appropriate.

Developing countries have also been advised to adhere to the objective of an open capital account, and to resort to capital controls, if at all, only under exceptional circumstances.

Rising incomes require rising productivity. That means increasing capital and human capital intensity across both the tradable and non tradable sectors of the economy.

Moreover, private capital flows to developing countries had been directed to only a small number of such countries.

(iv) The growth of domestic capital markets, particularly in developing countries, and its relationship with foreign portfolio investment.

China held a huge advantage in terms of human capital vis a vis India.

The country requires human and physical capital to raise productivity and achieve sustained growth.

(iii) Developing human resources in national statistical systems.

Developing human resources for effective national ICT strategies

The three major intervention areas were developing and sustaining human capabilities developing positive cultural values, attitudes and practices and utilization of human capabilities.