Human capital is essential for optimizing R&D investment and fostering economic growth, especially in developing economies. South Korea exemplifies the positive impact of robust R&D investment combined with strong human capital. This study analyzed data from seven emerging and developing countries (classified by the IMF) using the Solow growth model (Solow-Swan, 1956). After detecting heteroskedasticity, PCSE was applied to ensure result accuracy. Findings confirm that human capital development is key for these countries to capitalize on R&D and achieve sustained economic growth.
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