U.S. DIGITAL ECONOMY AGENDA: IMPACT OF HUMAN CAPITAL

Authors

  • M. Nikitenkova The Institute for the US and Canadian Studies of Russian Academy of Scienсes

Keywords:

digital economy, ICT, digitalization of the economy, ICT standardization, U.S. Digital Economy Agenda, interoperability of platforms

Abstract

The article discusses the need to invest in human capital in order to increase its competitiveness. The influence of knowledge, skills, formed in the process of obtaining education, health and lifestyle on the formation of human capital is clarified on the example of the USA. The article analyzes the sufficiency of government funding of the spheres that directly affect its development according to the American model. Defines the American forms of human capital implementation in the digital economy.

Author Biography

M. Nikitenkova , The Institute for the US and Canadian Studies of Russian Academy of Scienсes

Candidate of Economic Sciences,

Senior Research Fellow

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Published

2020-12-21

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 11(63) (2020)

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