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  1. 921
    “…To estimate the CPL and YPLL, the human capital approach and life expectancy method were used, respectively. …”
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    Productivity costs and years of potential life lost associated with five leading causes of death: Evidence from Iran (2006-2010)
  2. 922
    “…The socioeconomic burden of influenza was estimated using the human capital approach. RESULTS: During the 2013–2014 influenza season, the calculated adult catchment population of the HIMM network was 1,380,000. …”
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    Disease burden of 2013-2014 seasonal influenza in adults in Korea
  3. 923
    “…Indirect costs were assessed with the Human Capital Approach and were expressed in Polish zlotys (PLN) as well as in euros (€). …”
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    Disease activity, quality of life, and indirect costs of ulcerative colitis in Poland
  4. 924
    “…To compare indirect cost estimates, average wages and age-specific wages were used to project productivity losses at various stages of life based on the human capital approach. Discount rates of 0, 3, and 6 % were applied to projected age-specific and average wage losses. …”
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    A comparison of average wages with age-specific wages for assessing indirect productivity losses: analytic simplicity versus analytic precision
  5. 925
    “…Patients’ and caregivers’ losses of productivity have been estimated as indirect costs using the human capital approach. Costs have been expressed in Euros (2016). …”
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    The social cost of chronic kidney disease in Italy
  6. 926
    por Lee, Yeonjin
    Publicado 2017
    “…RESULTS: Highly educated women were more likely to utilize their human capital to obtain slender body shape and the relationship was not mediated by economic resources. …”
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    Slender women and overweight men: gender differences in the educational gradient in body weight in South Korea
  7. 927
    “…BACKGROUND: Most organizations invest in people for training to improve human capital and maximize profitability. Yet it is reported in industry and nursing as well that training effectiveness is constrained because of inadequate transfer of training and the underlying reasons for the transfer problem remain unknown. …”
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    Development and validation of a questionnaire to evaluate the factors influencing training transfer among nursing professionals
  8. 928
    “…Social safety nets (SSNs) are a main policy tool to address poverty and vulnerability, and there is substantial evidence demonstrating positive effects on children’s health and human capital. This paper reviews evidence and develops a framework to understand linkages between non-contributory SSNs and the experience of childhood emotional, physical and sexual violence in low- and middle-income countries. …”
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    Understanding the linkages between social safety nets and childhood violence: a review of the evidence from low- and middle-income countries
  9. 929
    “…We then estimated attributable costs by multiplying these combined PAFs with estimated 2014 annual direct health care (hospital, drug, physician) and indirect (human capital approach) costs for each disease. We found that not meeting recommendations for the eight foods was responsible for CAD$13.8 billion/year (direct health care: CAD$5.1 billion, indirect: CAD$8.7 billion). …”
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    The economic burden of not meeting food recommendations in Canada: The cost of doing nothing
  10. 930
    “…Technological progress can significantly promote GTFP in the surrounding areas through existing environmental regulations. (3) Under spatial weight, the secondary industry coefficient was negative while human capital stock and FDID had positive effects on GTFP. …”
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    Going Green or Going Away? A Spatial Empirical Examination of the Relationship between Environmental Regulations, Biased Technological Progress, and Green Total Factor Productivity
  11. 931
    “…The study confirms that society needs to pay more attention to caregiver mental health problems in order to improve infant/toddler developmental outcomes in rural China and increase human capital accumulation in China as a whole.…”
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    Effect of Caregiver’s Mental Health on Early Childhood Development across Different Rural Communities in China
  12. 932
    “…Cumulatively, the required costs would be about US$85 billion, suggesting that every US$1 of public money invested would generate US$5 in increased human capital. Tobacco taxes generally conferred the highest economic returns; however, an in-depth analysis of three countries illustrated the potential for different priorities, such as alcohol control, to emerge. …”
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    Investing in non-communicable disease risk factor control among adolescents worldwide: a modelling study
  13. 933
    por Łyszczarz, Błażej
    Publicado 2019
    “…The aim of this study is to contribute to the topic by estimating the indirect costs of short-term absenteeism associated with informal caregiving in Poland with the use of social insurance data on care absence incidence. METHODS: The human capital method was used to estimate the indirect costs of caregiving from a societal perspective. …”
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    Indirect costs and incidence of caregivers’ short-term absenteeism in Poland, 2006–2016
  14. 934
    “…The focus on capacity-building of peers may prove particularly valuable in low-resource settings in which shortages of human capital are most severe.…”
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    Using Peer Support in Developing Empowering Mental Health Services (UPSIDES): Background, Rationale and Methodology
  15. 935
    “…Cancer mortality was projected to 2030 and the human capital approach was applied to estimate productivity losses. …”
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    Productivity losses associated with premature mortality due to cancer in Russia: A population-wide study covering 2001–2030
  16. 936
    “…Evidence shows that breastfeeding has many health, human capital and future economic benefits for young children, their mothers and countries. …”
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    The cost of not breastfeeding: global results from a new tool
  17. 937
    “…RESULTS: Community leaders identified key activities for sustainable change, including human capital development, authentic collaboration and diversified engagement strategies. …”
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    Improving youth mental wellness services in an Indigenous context in Ulukhaktok, Northwest Territories: ACCESS Open Minds Project
  18. 938
    “…The program's ultimate objective was to foster the development of human capital through 3 components—education, health, and food. …”
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    A Brief History of Evidence-Informed Decision Making for Nutrition in Mexico
  19. 939
    “…These findings suggest that interventions to improve early child development trajectories may produce long-term human capital benefits.…”
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    Early life cognitive development trajectories and intelligence quotient in middle childhood and early adolescence in rural western China
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    “…Risks remain for reduced human capital and poorer population health for urban Guatemalans.…”
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    Four decades of socio-economic inequality and secular change in the physical growth of Guatemalans
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