Human capital was defined by Adam S

Human capital was defined by Adam Smith as the skills, dexterity (physical,
intellectual, and psychological), and judgment of an individual (Smith, 1937). Human
capital is acquired through both formal schooling and experience. The concept of
human capital entered mainstream academic inquiry in the early 1960s through the
work of Theodore Schultz, Jacob Mincer, and Gary Becker (Schultz, 1963; Mincer, 1974;
Becker, 1964, 1993). In the decades since, it has fueled considerable and sustained
debate among researchers.

Results (Indonesian) 1:

Modal manusia yang didefinisikan oleh Adam Smith sebagai keterampilan, ketangkasan (fisik,intelektual dan psikologis), dan penilaian individu (Smith, 1937). Manusiamodal diperoleh melalui pendidikan formal dan pengalaman. Konsepmodal manusia memasuki mainstream akademik penyelidikan di awal 1960-an melaluipekerjaan Theodore Schultz, Jacob Mincer dan Gary Becker (Schultz, 1963; Alat pecincang, 1974;Becker, 1964, 1993). Dalam dekade sejak, itu telah memicu cukup dan berkelanjutanperdebatan di kalangan peneliti.

Results (Indonesian) 2:

Modal manusia didefinisikan oleh Adam Smith sebagai keterampilan, ketangkasan (fisik,
intelektual, dan psikologis), dan penilaian individu (Smith, 1937). Manusia
modal diperoleh baik melalui pendidikan formal dan pengalaman. Konsep
modal manusia memasuki penyelidikan akademik mainstream di awal 1960-an melalui
karya Theodore Schultz, Jacob Mincer, dan Gary Becker (Schultz, 1963; Mincer, 1974;
Becker, 1964, 1993). Dalam dekade sejak, telah memicu cukup dan berkelanjutan
perdebatan di kalangan peneliti.