The Modelling Environment and Human Capital

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Keywords
modeling environment, human potential, realization environment, economic growth, institutions, social environment

Summary
The article examines factors forming the modeling environment of human potential. Their operation is analyzed under different variants of combination. Along with the genetically determined qualities the modeling environment underlies the building of human potential. The relation between potential level and realization environment is examined. Their favourable combination creates the best opportunities for revealing exceptional gifts and endowments in the human factor, i.e. talents. A connection is made between human potential and economic growth emphasizing on the importance of human qualities in perspective for the creation of an effective and competitive economy.

JEL: P00, Z13
Pages: 11
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