Human capital, universities and regional development (5)

Abstract

The study explores "human capital, universities and regional development (5)", reconstructing the problem and the main evidence developed in the text. In view of the relevance and relevance of the topics dealt with, Redazione considered it useful to publish it and share it with EyesReg readers. Speaking of the existing relationship between human capital, universities and regional development means addressing an extremely complex topic for the numerous implications it brings with it. It follows that the vision of then, founded on the direct connection between human capital, universities and regional development, has brought clearly visible and appreciable results. It is very simple, just make a small experiment: you have to fill a bathtub of water and add some kitchen salt that begins to dissolve until it comes to saturation. To form the crystal you need to introduce the crystalline germ that will give way to the formation of the mineral. In summary, we form scientists of the highest level, we spend a lot on their training but then it does not follow any measures aimed at tense these formidable resources that are the highest human capital that we can boast.

Keywords

University; human capital; Regional development; innovation; assessment of policies; Italy

JEL codes

R58; O31; I23