(“Sufficient today but how about tomorrow”) Core concepts of a country’s long-run Growth: A synopsis of my ongoing academic research study for the government of Pathumtani Thailand
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Every nation in this world wants to be independent and sufficient in their economy for the future and its people. But the problem of the academic economist who are contributing to the knowledge of the given country is how would the economic capitals of the country will be relevant in a longer period of time. As an example, we can say that a given variable for national economic growth today will be irrelevant in the long-run national economic operations. In such manner, many published journal and academic textbooks portrays the series of relevant determinants of public economic growth of a given country.
The text of Case and Fair (2007) generally defines the different variables and determinants of national long-run economic growth in an academic point of view. To be specific, economic growth is also divided into several specific sub-topics such as growth during the industrial revolution, growth during the rise of the Western World, and the modern economic growth. As to my recent research in Pathumtani Province of Thailand, growth in the field of knowledge through human resource is the fundamental scope of the research study which I will publish in the archives of one of the state universities in Thailand (RMUTT http://www.rmutt.ac.th/). According to my literature readings, the future of economic growth of a given country lies from the human capital being produced by the universities. As such, it is vital for a country and for the state universities in particular to create human talents efficient and sufficient in the economic challenges of today and the future to come.
Science is the Engine of Prosperity of America Through H1B Visa (by: Michio Kaku)
Science and Technology the Economic Driver of the Future (Al Gore)
The role of universities in the society is not mere learning the “a,b,c &d” but how can we relate the knowledge and learned theories to the existing economic problems of the country and the future enhanced plans to avoid economic down turn. As a simple academic observation, growth is an evolution therefore skills and talents from human resource in particular must also evolve with the help of the state universities provided by the government. To portray clearly my idea on the matter, I would like to give the case of the H1B visa of United States of America which in our Marketing and International Business class we are always having fun in scrutinizing the logical angles of the given case.
America through its H1B visa (THE SECRET WEAPON OF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) are giving talented students and scientist around the world to have a special visa treatment inside the country of US. As to my country Philippines for example, many talented researchers and medical doctors went to US for their further studies and increase their expertise in the field of medical science and research. Having said that, the increase of knowledge through human resource in US increased while a tremendous downturn of knowledge in the Philippines creates a huge havoc of “brain drain”. This dilemma echoed further to the countries like China, Russia, Africa, and other emerging countries and the third world countries. As of today the founding fathers of the huge companies in silicon valley like Google are dominantly represented by imigrants. The H1B Visa is the most powerful tool of United States to monopolize the human talents and skills of the world used in their modern warfare and world military dominance both on earth and in space.
As to my research in the government of Pathumtani Thailand, the objective of the study directs to the effectiveness of the present and the future talents and skilled human resource in congruent to the knowledge obtained from the universities around Pathumtani Thailand. Right after the research will be approved by a given research publishing, I would immediately inform my blog readers through my research blog (http://marketingresearchtrends.blogspot.com/) for further detailed statistical interpretation and observation of the study.
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