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THE ROLE OF SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE MARKETING IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE HUMAN CAPITAL AND REDUCTION OF ITS FIKTIVIZATION PROCESSES

Olena Brintseva, Oksana Hutsalenko () and Sergii Dmitruk ()
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Oksana Hutsalenko: Department of Finance, Banking and Insurance, Vinnytsia National Agrarian University, Ukraine
Sergii Dmitruk: Department of Personnel Management and Labour Economics, Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman, Ukraine

Baltic Journal of Economic Studies, 2017, vol. 3, issue 5

Abstract: The urgency of the research. Before the modern person at different stages of reproduction of the human capital, there are many calls and risks that need to be considered and also to adapt to consequences of their action. Target setting. Use of marketing tools is rather a perspective direction of improvement of processes of the human capital reproduction. However, improvement of these processes is promoted by only socially responsible marketing. Uninvestigated parts of general matters defining. Almost unexplored are questions of use of marketing tools in the realization of processes of reproduction of the human capital. The purpose of the paper is to study the use of marketing tools for more effective implementation of reproduction processes of human capital at different stages. The issue of reproduction of human capital is considered in such areas: education, health, and social and labour sphere. Methodology. The paper is based on a critical analysis of scientific researches in the sphere of socially responsible marketing and processes of reproduction of human capital. These issues are researched by Blagov Yu.E., Carroll A., Hrishnova O.A., Kotler P., Lantos J., Lambin J., Libanova E.M., Mishchuk H.Yu., and others. Results. Issues of the human capital reproduction are considered in the following spheres: education, healthcare, and social and labour sphere. It is defined that in modern conditions, social responsibility has to become a basis for the creation of all system of the public relations and cover all stages of reproduction of the human capital. Socially irresponsible marketing leads to the formation, accumulation, and distribution of the fictitious human capital and other its unproductive forms. Practical implications. Now reproduction of the human capital in Ukraine is rather strongly influenced by fiktivization processes connected with the distribution of its unproductive forms. In this context, socially irresponsible marketing of educational and medical institutions, enterprises-employers, pharmaceutical and intermediary firms, plays a considerable role. Socially responsible marketing is impossible without the general spread of the ideology of social responsibility in society. The concept of social responsibility should become widespread in all spheres of public life, should become a fundamental basis of social and labour relations and one of the most important directions for overcoming a systemic socio-economic, political, and military crisis in Ukraine.

Keywords: socially responsible marketing; fictitious human capital; human capital reproduction; education; health; social and labour issues (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: M14 M31 O15 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.30525/2256-0742/2017-3-5-33-37

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