Regarding the importance and high proportion of Iranian Manufacturing Industries'
export in nonoil export basket, and their impact on economic growth, it is essential
that effective factors on the Manufacturing Industries' export be investigated. This
paper investigates the impact of human capital on the export of Iranian industries,
using a panel data set of 2-digit ISIC manufacturing industries, over the period 2000-
2007.
Using the number of workers with higher education degree (as a proxy for human
capital), the results show that human capital, manufacturing value added and
nominal exchange rate have positive and significant effects on the export of the
manufacturing industries. In addition, the domestic demand of manufacturing goods
and terms of trade have significant negative effects on these industries export.
Therefore, any effort to expand the higher education is highly recommended.
Mohsen,P C , Asgharpur,H , Fallah,F and Abdi,H . (2013). The Impact of Human Capital on Manufacturing Industries' Export. (e28200). Monetary & Financial Economics, 19(3), e28200 doi: 10.22067/pm.v19i3.28562
MLA
Mohsen,P C , , Asgharpur,H , , Fallah,F , and Abdi,H . "The Impact of Human Capital on Manufacturing Industries' Export" .e28200 , Monetary & Financial Economics, 19, 3, 2013, e28200. doi: 10.22067/pm.v19i3.28562
HARVARD
Mohsen P C, Asgharpur H, Fallah F, Abdi H. (2013). 'The Impact of Human Capital on Manufacturing Industries' Export', Monetary & Financial Economics, 19(3), e28200. doi: 10.22067/pm.v19i3.28562
CHICAGO
P C Mohsen, H Asgharpur, F Fallah and H Abdi, "The Impact of Human Capital on Manufacturing Industries' Export," Monetary & Financial Economics, 19 3 (2013): e28200, doi: 10.22067/pm.v19i3.28562
VANCOUVER
Mohsen P C, Asgharpur H, Fallah F, Abdi H. The Impact of Human Capital on Manufacturing Industries' Export. Monetary & Financial Economics. 2013;19(3):e28200 (In Persian). doi: 10.22067/pm.v19i3.28562
