Merkulov, Mykola M.2018-05-172018-05-172016Business Economicshttps://dspace.onu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/15074Different economic schools interpret the term “human capital” in different ways. In the early classical traditional the concept of capital covers and combines two different aspects: ownership-control over the means of production claim to future earnings. Neoclassic theory connects the capital with the second term on these points. In modern theory, by contrast, first put forward the consideration of capital as a public relation with social position, the issue of ownership and control over the means of production.encapitalhuman capitalproduction, theoryclassificationinvestmentconsumptionearningsrelationsArticle