… We focus on a set of outcomes that are intended to capture the child's human capital
accumulation, broadly defined. These include: Grade repetition, mathematics scores, reading scores…

… in terms of a broader set of measures of human capital. … play a role in human capital
accumulation? We first report on the … ; that is, is the human capital accumulation of children who …

… relationship between mental health and human capital accumulation decisions. Mental
health characteristics are gathered in the survey questionnaire using four mental health scales …

… mental health and human capital. The results shed light on the relative importance of several
drawbacks to psychotherapy that explain patients’ reluctance to use it: (1) therapy has high …

… We also find that the effects of mental health conditions on test … of childhood (though both
mental health conditions and chronic … mental health problems, we find that past mental health …

… Rohde P, Lewinsohn PM, Seeley JR: Comorbidity of unipolar depression, II: comorbidity
with other mental disorders in adolescents and adults. J Abnorm Psychol 1991; 100:214–222…

… on the environmental health risk … human capital formation, through both direct channels
(via neurological insults) and indirect ones (via subsequent investments and skill formation). …

… as an output and medical care as one of a number of inputs into the production of health and
by the equally important difference between health capital and other forms of human capital…

… suggest that mental health may also play an important role in explaining growth – not only
through its impact on the human capital accumulation of those with a mental disorder, but also …

… The potential for viewing and addressing ecological issues as problems of human
consciousness and human capital formation can be illustrated by the problem of water shortages in …