“Schooling, Risk Attitude and Growth”

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Okullaşma, Risk Alma Eğilimi ve Büyüme

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Bu makale tüketicilerin eğitim konusunda risk almasıyla ekonomik büyüme arasında olası bir bağlantının mekanizmasını vermeye çalışıyor. Okullaşma oranı ya da eğitim bir beşeri sermayayi oluşturan yatırımdır ve ekonomik ajanların risk alma konusundaki tutumlarına bağlıdır. Makalenin ana bulguları şunlardır: (i) risk almama oranı arttıkça büyüme oranı azalmaktadır; (ii) sabit bir risk alma oranı en az bir durağan denge yolu olduğu anlamına geliyor; (iii) azalan bir risk almama oranı bir jenerasyon içinde büyüme oranının bir üstten bir sınırı olacağını öngörür

Keywords

• büyüme, beşeri sermaye, yatırım ,risk alma

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