 Determination of the country's place for the development of creative human capital in the global dimensionNadiya Azmuk ()
Technology audit and production reserves, 2021, vol. 2, issue 4(58), 24–27 Abstract: The object of this research is creative human capital. In the context of digitalization, creative human capital enhances the competitiveness of the national economy. This requires the creation of favorable conditions in countries for the formation and development of creative abilities among carriers of human capital. Creative human capital acquires special significance and additional value in the context of the spread of the use of digital technologies in business and production processes. It is creative human capital that creates added value through the ability to innovate. These processes are responsible for the growth in the need for creative skills of human capital. Therefore, in this work, using the example of Ukraine, the place of the country in the global dimension is determined in terms of the level of development of creative human capital in the context of the digitalization of the economy. To compare the national economy with other countries for the formation of creative human capital and the level of favorable environment for its development, the data of the Talent Competitiveness Index were used. The definition of a country in the global digital landscape is based on the use of the author's typology of employment, identifies five types depending on the combination of creative and digital skills in the labor process. In order to interpret the data obtained, the assessment of employment is coupled with the results of an expert survey. The survey involved 108 experts representing various aspects of social and labor relations: employees, employers, authorities. The results of the expert survey showed the existing demand in the national labor market for human capital, which has mastered creative and digital skills and combines in the labor process. A serious challenge for the national economy is the imbalance in the labor and education markets; it turns out to be in the demand for human capital with creative skills and the backwardness of the education market with the training of relevant specialists. An important direction of strategizing the development of the national economy is determined by balancing the labor market and education through strengthening the focus of the formal education system on the formation of creative skills. Application of the proposed approach to defining the country in the global digital landscape is a convenient tool for monitoring the level and dynamics of the country's creative capital development, the results of which can be used in developing a national development strategy. Keywords: creative human capital; creative class; digital economy; creativity; national economy (search for similar items in EconPapers) Downloads: (external link) Related works: Export reference: BibTeX RIS (EndNote, ProCite, RefMan) HTML/Text Persistent link: https://EconPapers.repec.org/RePEc:nos:ddldem:79 Access Statistics for this article Technology audit and production reserves is currently edited by Лилия Фролова More articles in Technology audit and production reserves from Socionet, Technology audit and production reserves |
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