Mechanism and Empirical Analysis of Soft Public Service on Formation of Human Capital.docVIP

Mechanism and Empirical Analysis of Soft Public Service on Formation of Human Capital 　　Abstract. The externality from soft public service has effect on the formation cost of labor ability and benefit salving the labor power, which induces the improving hierarchy of needs, the quality of labor power and more quantity of labor. According to the date from Heath care system, Educational system in china, soft public service motivating the formation of human capital has been empirical analysis. Mechanism and empirical analysis suggest that soft public service motivate the formation of the human capital .The thesis offers the proposal on perfecting the soft public service. 　　Key words: soft public service; human capital; impetus 　　Public service according to whether they provide Physical product can be divided into soft and hard public service, the former such as social security, education, health care; the latter such as national defense, infrastructure etc. This paper discusses from the perspective of economics mechanism that the soft public service promote the formation of human capital. According to pratical data of soft public service in china, the paper tests the use of soft public service on the formation of human capital. The theoretical and empirical analysis supports the soft public service to promote the formation of human capital. 　　1. The influence of the soft public service on human capital. 　　1.1 Soft public service and the formation cost of labor ability 　　The labor ability is the sum in intelligence, physical strength living in the human body. To obtain and maintain the labor ability requires living materials, education and training, health care etc. these elements form the cost of labor ability. 　　Determinants of labor ability cost include at least a variety of living expenditure, education expenditure and health care expenditures, specifically, there are food, clothing, housing, household equipment, medical care, transport and communications,