مجلة البحوث الاقتصادية المتقدمة
Volume 10, Numéro 2, Pages 156-168
2025-09-30
Authors : Kharchi Lazhar . Ben Aouag Charafeddine Amine .
This study aims to highlight the role and significance of investing in human capital in enabling nations and societies to adapt to the demands of the knowledge economy, emphasizing the necessity of adopting an appropriate strategy. This approach has been applied by Malaysia, which has positioned itself as a leader in this field. To achieve the objectives of this study, a descriptive methodology was employed, involving the presentation of concepts related to the variables of the study. The findings reveal that Malaysia’s increasing focus on investing in the three primary components of human capital—education, training, and biotechnology—has significantly and effectively contributed to its successful alignment with the evolving needs and prerequisites of transitioning to a knowledge-based economy.
knowledge economy ; human capital ; investment
بن ساعو نجاة
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قوادرية ربيحة
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ص 279-301.
Benyahia Chahrazed
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Moussaoui Zahia
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pages 668-693.
عنان سارة
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بوحرود فتيحة
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ص 52-79.
Naima Yahiaoui
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Ahlem Anseur
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pages 259-283.
بوعوينة سليمة
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اكنزة عائشة
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ص 501-516.