Lidský kapitál a faktory vyvolávající změny v nárocích na něj na soudobých trzích práce

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Title in English Human Capital and the Factors Causing Changes in Demands for Human Capital in Contemporary Labor Markets
Authors

KLIMPLOVÁ Lenka

Year of publication 2010
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Scientia et Societas
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Social Studies

Citation
Web http://www.sets.cz/index.php?dc=3_0_229
Field Economy
Keywords Human capital; obsolescence; change; industrialism; post-industrialism; fordism; post-fordism; technological change; organization of production; labour demand
Description The article aims to present and discuss factors determining the growing importance of human capital in contemporary labour markets. These factors include: economic globalization, international specialization, technological development, a shift from mass production to production of more specialized and individualized goods, a shift from manufacturing production to service economies (de-industrialization, tertiarization) as well as changes in organization of production, de-standardization of employment, and population ageing. Additionally, in Central and Eastern European countries these factors include the transition from centrally-planned to market economies. The article concludes with an analysis of the risk of human capital obsolescence as a consequence of some of the abovementioned factors.
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