During much of human history, some people have been human capital in a literal sense- that is,
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During much of human history, some people have been "human capital" in a literal sense- that is, marketable as slaves. What factors would enter into calculations of the market value of such capital goods? Would any of these factors be irrelevant in the case of nonhuman capital goods? Discuss.
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Intermediate Microeconomics
ISBN: 9780155414969
1st Edition
Authors: Robert W. Clower, Philip E. Graves
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