Integrating Human Capital with Human Development

Part I. Introduction

1. Why a Broad Conception of Human Capital is Needed
John F. Tomer

Part II. Human Capital and Human Development

2. Integrating Human Capital with Human Development: Toward a Broader and More Human Conception of Human Capital
John F. Tomer

3. Investments in Human Capital to Remedy Decision-Making Errors
John F. Tomer

4. Smart Persons and Human Development: The Missing Ingredient in Behavioral Economics
John F. Tomer

Part III. Human Capital and Socioeconomic Dysfunction

5. Adverse Childhood Experiences, Poverty, and Inequality
John F. Tomer

6. What Causes Obesity? And Why Has It Grown So Much?
John F. Tomer

7. Intangible Capital, Chronic Ailments, and Other Persistent Socioeconomic Problems
John F. Tomer

Part IV. Remedying Socioeconomic Dysfunction

8. Stemming the Tide of Obesity
John F. Tomer

9. Toward Lasting, Significant Improvement in Our Socioeconomies
John F. Tomer

Part V. Conclusion

10. Realizing a Society’s Full Potential Requires Investments in Human Capital That Enable Human Development
John F. Tomer

Nyckelord: Economics, Behavioral/Experimental Economics, Development Economics, Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods, Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics