Analysis of the Human Capital Property Rights System

Author: Shi Tingting
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book introduces the historical changes of productive forces as the dominant elements in different economic eras from the perspective of the world's economic development process, highlighting the dominant role of human capital in the knowledge economy era. After clarifying several basic concepts related to the book's theme, it analyzes the process of human capital property rights being deprived, fragmented, and gradually reflecting the will of the subjects in the more than half-century transformation of China's social, political, and economic systems since the founding of the People's Republic of China. From the perspective of institutional culture, it discusses the formal institutions, informal institutions, and environmental factors of human capital production, using empirical evidence to focus on the formation of human capital production institutions, the gradual evolution of these institutions, and the initial allocation of human capital property rights. It analyzes how the development of market economies and innovations in the institutional framework of human capital production, such as the educational system and investment system, directly lead to the prominence of human capital property rights concepts. Around the core content of enterprise systems, it discusses the governance dilemmas of state-owned enterprises and the contrast between the soaring governance performance achieved by private enterprises through the implementation of optimization measures for human capital property rights. It proposes the practical significance of optimizing the status of human capital property rights.