Cognitive capitalism : human capital and the wellbeing of nations / Heiner Rindermann.

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9781107050167 (hardback)
9781107651081 (pbk.)

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DDC classification:

305.5 23 RIN

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WA 30

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Large wealth differences across time and nations The wellbeing of nations Human capital, cognitive ability and intelligence International ability differences and their development Why some are richer, freer and more democratic History, culture and the Burgher-civic world Why cognitive factors are important : a theory of cognitive capitalism The impact of cognitive-intellectual classes Methodological research problems and solutions Causes for national and historical differences in cognitive ability and reciprocal effects . Global models for education, cognitive capital, production, wealth and wellbeing Challenges of future development and first predictions Models for cognitive and wealth development in twenty-first century Summary, comparisons and suggestions

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Large wealth differences across time and nations
The wellbeing of nations
Human capital, cognitive ability and intelligence
International ability differences and their development
Why some are richer, freer and more democratic
History, culture and the Burgher-civic world
Why cognitive factors are important : a theory of cognitive capitalism
The impact of cognitive-intellectual classes
Methodological research problems and solutions
Causes for national and historical differences in cognitive ability and reciprocal effects
. Global models for education, cognitive capital, production, wealth and wellbeing
Challenges of future development and first predictions
Models for cognitive and wealth development in twenty-first century
Summary, comparisons and suggestions

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