Which of the following is not part of a worker's human capital ?
Correct answer: D. effort
- A. education
- B. experience
- C. all of these answers are parts of a worker's human capital
- D. effort
- E. on the job training
Explanation
Education, experience and on-the-job training are stocks of knowledge and skills that form human capital. Effort is a worker's current input or performance, not human capital itself.
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