Human Resource Development in Asia: Achievements and Tasks Ahead
Improving the health and level of education of a country’s population is both a means and an end of economic development. The importance of human resource development as a means of promoting economic growth is now well acknowledged, and developing countries have been allocating large amounts of reso...
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| description | Improving the health and level of education of a country’s population is both a means and an end of economic development. The importance of human resource development as a means of promoting economic growth is now well acknowledged, and developing countries have been allocating large amounts of resources to education and health programs. This has led to improvements: literacy rates are going up with the extended provision of schooling, crude death rates are declining as a result of better health services, and life expectancy is improving… |
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| spelling | doaj.art-63d28fe085174ff8b56385b0ee6305e72023-06-28T07:09:40ZengWorld Scientific PublishingAsian Development Review0116-11051996-72411984-01-010201526410.1142/S011611058400004XHuman Resource Development in Asia: Achievements and Tasks AheadK. L. LuthraImproving the health and level of education of a country’s population is both a means and an end of economic development. The importance of human resource development as a means of promoting economic growth is now well acknowledged, and developing countries have been allocating large amounts of resources to education and health programs. This has led to improvements: literacy rates are going up with the extended provision of schooling, crude death rates are declining as a result of better health services, and life expectancy is improving…https://www.worldscientific.com/doi/10.1142/S011611058400004X |
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| title | Human Resource Development in Asia: Achievements and Tasks Ahead |
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| title_fullStr | Human Resource Development in Asia: Achievements and Tasks Ahead |
| title_full_unstemmed | Human Resource Development in Asia: Achievements and Tasks Ahead |
| title_short | Human Resource Development in Asia: Achievements and Tasks Ahead |
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