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The Human Capital Report 2016

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The Human Capital Report 2016

Insight Report

World Economic Forum,

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How can countries around the world take action to develop their “human capital” potential?

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Globally, the successful use of “human capital” potential is on the rise, but more work is needed to ensure readiness for the future of learning and of work. The World Economic Forum provides statistically-based insights into how well various nations are maximizing their human capital potential, discusses reasons why human capital remains untapped, notes technological developments which will only continue to disrupt traditional education and employment in the future, and addresses the role of private enterprise in meeting human capital goals. getAbstract recommends this report to policy makers, business leaders and educators.

Summary

A country’s human capital potential – the degree to which an individual’s schooling and skills empower them to “create economic value” – is, perhaps, one of a nation’s greatest resources. Understanding this measurement can encourage global improvements in education and employment outcomes. Overall, the Human Capital Index’s assessment of 130 countries reveals that 35% of global human capital potential remains untapped. Presently, the 10 countries most fully maximizing their human capital potential – by 80% or more – are Finland, Norway, Switzerland...

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