A.O. Baranov, V.N. Pavlov, Yu.M. Slepenkova

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1 25 th INFORUM World Conference Riga, Latvia, 28 August 1 September 2017 Construction of the Dynamic Input Output Model of Russian Economy with a Human Capital Block and Problems of Its Information Support A.O. Baranov, V.N. Pavlov, Yu.M. Slepenkova Novosibirsk State University, Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of SB RAS Peter the Great Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University

2 HUMAN CAPITAL: A COMPLICATED CATEGORY VERSION OF DEFINITION: HUMAN CAPITAL IS AN AMOUNT OF ACCUMULATED KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF THE POPULATION OF A GIVEN COUNTRY, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE STATE OF ITS HEALTH. Level of education Level of population health Level of culture Level of science etc 2

3 The basic idea of building a block of human capital in a dynamic interindustry model is to model the reproduction of human capital by analogy with the reproduction of fixed capital. 1. Investments in human capital - the costs of education, health care, culture, social expenditures. 2. The human capital put in service is estimated as cost of human capital (students of colleges and universities) who graduated from colleges and universities. 3. The depreciation of human capital is estimated - physical and moral. 4. It s necessary to include human capital in national wealth. 3

4 Important parameters of the extended model I. Human capital investment: II. III. Education expenses Healthcare expenses Culture expenses Social expenditures Human capital put in service Incomplete construction of human capital - people remaining in the education or medical treatment process. 4

5 Publications Zhang H., Chen X. An Extended Input Output Model on Education and the Shortfall of Human Capital in China // Economic Systems Research Vol. 20, No. 2. pp Chen X., Guo J.E., and Yang C. Chinese Economic Development and Input-Output Extension // International Journal of Applied Economics and Econometrics Vol. 12, No. 1. pp

6 Base model Pavlov V.N., Baranov A.O. Dynamic Input Output Model Taking Account of the Investment Lag // Structural Change and Economic Dynamics Vol. 5, No 1. P Extended DIOM with a human capital block Baranov A.O., Pavlov V.N., Slepenkova Yu. M. Construction of a dynamic input-output model with a human capital block // World of Economics and Management, 2017, vol. 17, no. 1, p (In Russian). 6

7 Scheme of National wealth reproduction 7

8 National wealth reproduction: human capital block 8

9 The model includes n sectors. Among them: 1 j k can be defined as asset-building sectors, k < j l as sectors which produce human capital, l < j m as non-asset-building sectors in the first subdivision, m < j n as non-asset-building sectors in the second subdivision. The extended model uses the following parameters: m = the number of the first division sectors (m<n); k = the number of asset-building sectors; l = the number of human capital investment types; T = years of the forecast period; θθ iiii = lag of type i human capital formation in sector j. 9

10 New equations of the extended model Human capital put in service with i level of education (BBBB iiii tt ) is determined using investment in human capital of a type i in the sector j: θθ iiii 1 θθ iiii 1 BBBB iijj tt = HH iijj tt ττ, tt = ηη iijj ττ HH iiii tt ττ 1, ττ=0 ττ=0 ii = 1,, ll; jj = 1,, nn. where HH iiii tt ττ, tt is a total amount of human capital investment of type i invested in tt ττ time period and provided for type i human capital which will be put in service at time period t in sector j; ηη iiii is a share of previous years (tt ττ) investment providing with putting into operation of a human capital of the same type in sector j in t time period 10

11 A necessary amount of human capital investment for human capital output in tt + ττ time period is defined as follows: θθ iiii 1 HH iiii tt = ττ=0 μμ iiii ττ BBBB iiii tt + ττ 2, ii = 1,, ll; jj = 1,, nn. where t is a year of investment and (tt + ττ ) is a year of students output, as well as output of people who underwent a course of medical treatment and can return to work. I.e. (tt + ττ ) is a year of human capital output. μμ iiii (ττ) stands for ratio showing a share of human capital put in service in sector j in time period (tt + ττ ) formed due to investment of type i in the t time period 11

12 The extended model Recurrent equations for re-computing construction-in-progress human capital of type i in sector j (i.e. people remaining in the education or medical treatment process) NNNN iiii tt : θθ iiii 1 θθ iiii 1 NNNN iiii tt = NNNN iiii tt 1 HH iiii tt ττ, tt + HH iiii tt, tt + ττ = 3 ττ=1 ττ=1 θθ iiii 1 θθ iiii 1 = NNNN iiii tt 1 ηη iijj ττ HH iiii tt ττ + μμ iiii ττ BBBB iiii tt + ττ ττ=1 ττ=1 ii = 1,, ll; jj = 1,, nn. 12

13 The extended model The total amount of human capital of type i in a sector j by the end of the t time period((hhhh iijj tt ): HHС iiii tt = BBBB iiii tt + HHС ii tt 1 1 kk iiii tt 4, ii = 1,, ll; jj = 1,, nn. where kk iiii (tt) is a replacement rate of human capital of type i in sector j at time t 13

14 The extended model: extra constraints x j (t) produced output in sector j at time t; h ij (t) human capital-output ratio, with human capital of type i (according to the investment type) and total output in sector; c ij (t) labor intensiveness ratios of a sector j for the type k of labor resources in the t time period cc kkjj tt = GG(HHС iiii tt ) human capital depends from the size of Ω a trajectory of the economic system development x j (t); ff jj tt are weight coefficients of production in sector j nn h iiii tt xx jj tt HHHH ii tt jj=1 nn cc kkjj tt xx jj tt LL kk tt jj=1 ii = 1,, ll; jj = 1,, nn. kk = 1,, ll; jj = 1,, nn. TT nn ff jj tt xx jj tt mmmmmm, tt=1 jj=1 xx Ω (5) (6) (7) 14

15 Problems of data formation HC investment: education, healthcare, culture expenses. Government expenses + private expenses (paid services). Price indices: price index for services; price index for paid services of cultural institutions ; price index for healthcare services. 15

16 Human capital investment (prices of 2015), bln. rubles Government exp. Private exp. HC investment 16

17 Nominal HC investment, bln. rubles 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% HC investment, current prices, bln. rubles Nominal HC investment, % to nominal GDP 17

18 Private human capital expenses, bln. rubles Education Healthcare Culture Total private exp. 18

19 Labor productivity and human capital investment growth rates regression Productiv = *Inv_HC *HC1. Source SS df MS Number of obs = F( 2, 20) = Model Prob > F = Residual R-squared = Adj R-squared = Total Root MSE = productiv Coef. Std. Err. t P> t [95% Conf. Interval] inv_hc hc _cons Durbin-Watson d-statistic( 3, 23) =

20 Labor productivity and human capital investment growth rates dynamic (%) HC investmant growth rates, % Labor productivity index 20

21 Output of human capital in value terms h tt = tt ττ=tt θθ iiii +1 HH(ττ) tt BBBB HH (ττ tt tt ττ=tt ) θθ iiii +1 = tt ττ=tt θθ iiii +1HH(ττ) tt ττ=tt BBBB ) θθ iiii +1 HH (ττ (8) ) BBBB tt = h tt BBBB HH (tt (9) where HH(ττ) is human capital investment at the year t in mlrd. rubles; BBBB HH (ττ) is the output of students (number of persons, in thousands); h t are the average expenses for one graduate; BBBB tt is the output of human capital in value terms; BBBB HH (tt) is the number of students 21

22 Human capital amount HHС tt = BBBB tt + HHС tt 1 1 kk (10) HHHH 1 = BBBB(1) 1 + gg BBBB gg HHHH + kk (11) where κ is a replacement rate of human capital; gg HHHH is the growth rate of the volume of human capital; gg BBBB is the growth rate of human capital output 22

23 Labor productivity and human capital investment growth rates dynamic (%) 9, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Human capital, mlrd. rubles HC investment, mlrd. rubles HC output, mlrd. rubles

24 Conclusion Future research Important influence of human capital and human capital investment on economic growth and development Lack of necessary investment and slow growth rates of important economic activities More detailed information, including interindustry information of human capital reproduction; Forecasting of Russian economy development; Estimation of necessary level of investment and human capital to reach the target growth rate of economy 24

25 THANK YOU! 25