which country invest more money on human resources!?
Answers
Japan is the country invest more on money on human resource
Answer:
Japan....
Explanation:
Japan's strong index performance reflects its long-term commitment to education across the generations, aided by the longevity and continued economic engagement of its elder population. However, the country is held back by relatively low labour force participation in the prime working age group (25-54), in particular due to the country’s employment gender gap. Only a small number of key economies ranked have youth unemployment rates in the single-digits – Japan is one of them.
The Republic of Korea is second globally when it comes to tertiary education enrolment. Compared to the other top performers in the Asia and the Pacific region, however, the country does not rank particularly well in employers’ estimation as to the ease of finding skilled employees – with a particular opportunity when it comes to creating more inclusive labour markets for women, youth and the older population.
The region’s largest economy and most populous country, China, scores near the overall and regional average. It ranks comparatively well on estimations of the ease of finding skilled employees, in its use of vocational education, and for its economic complexity, setting the country up well for the future.
Rounding off the upper midfield of the index is Indonesia, which has exhibited a rapid expansion of educational attainment similar to China across its younger age groups. Still, around one in three people in Indonesia consider themselves to be underemployed – willing and available to work additional hours but unable to do so under prevailing labour market conditions.