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Countries that invest more in human capital usually have higher GDP rates than countries that do NOT because

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Answer: C

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more money is spent on education and training so people produce more and make a higher wage.

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Human capital is strongly conected to higher GDP rates. The reason is that if a goverment invests into higher education at no cost, the knowledge that people obtain through this education helps develop the economy. People with higher education level tend to earn more money. As a result they can spend more money and it increases economic growth.

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