关于人力资本和旅游增长关系的说明:半参数方法

IF 0.9 Q3 ECONOMICS

Economics and Business Letters Pub Date : 2022-04-18 DOI:10.17811/ebl.11.2.2022.79-87

M. Polemis, Aikaterina Oikonomou

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摘要

我们使用Baltagi和Li（2002）开发的半参数固定效应估计器研究了人力资本对旅游业增长的影响。研究结果揭示了人力资本对旅游业增长的强烈非线性影响，为现有文献提供了新的线索。此外，当我们强加不完全劳动力可替代性的假设时，我们发现了人力资本与增长之间的非单调“M形”曲线。

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A note on the human capital and tourism growth nexus: a semi-parametric approach

We investigate the impact of human capital on tourism growth by using a semi-parametric fixed effects estimator developed in Baltagi and Li (2002). The results shed new light on the existing literature since they unveil strong non-linear effects of human capital on tourism growth. Furthermore, we uncover a non-monotonic “M-shaped” curve between human capital and growth when we impose the assumption of imperfect labor substitutability.

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Economics and Business Letters ECONOMICS-

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1.80

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