Human Capital plays a significant role in the economic disparity between different regions or countries. It refers to the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, which can be leveraged to create economic value. Regions or countries with a higher level of human capital, i.e., a more skilled and educated workforce, tend to have stronger economies, higher income levels, and less poverty. Conversely, regions or countries with lower levels of human capital often struggle with economic development and face higher levels of poverty and income inequality.
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