System diagnostics of the human capital state of the Russianregions: conceptual approach and assessmentresults

Inessa Gurban () and Anatoliy Myzin ()
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Inessa Gurban: Institute of Economics of the Ural Branch of Russian Academy of Science

Economy of region, 2012, vol. 1, issue 4, 32 - 39

Abstract: The paper outlines evolution of human capital theory. It provides a methodological approachfor measuringthe level of human capital development in the regions of Russian Federation. The approach suggested enables to determine the qualitative state of human capital in each region, to find out the reasons underpinning the current situation, to asses regions’ contribution to the overall national human capital, to develop some individual approach to forming another quality human capital and its managing for each territory. The methodology afforded theinstrumentwarebased on the qualimetricanalysis, whichuses the natural estimates (indicators) of an object. A system of indicators simulating the human capital state puts forward the following modules: demographic, educational, labor, research and sociocultural. The tool offered allows differentiation of the Russian regions into the levels of human capital state. The 2011 rating of Russian regions according to the human capital state is given.

Keywords: the human capitals theory; indicative analysis; the human capital statein the regions of Russian Federation; social and economic development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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