Value factor knowledge - Möltgen, Hartmut Michael
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Knowledge and educational capital will become increasingly important in future markets. Rather than financial capital well-trained employees will be in short supply. Working with computers will continue to spread, a good school education and the perfect handling of various programs thus becoming a prerequisite. The knowledge needed to cope with modern everyday life - like managing one's own finances - must be maintained and expanded. To this end, it will be necessary to promote educational research that increases efficiency. A good education system is the prerequisite for innovation in new…mehr

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Knowledge and educational capital will become increasingly important in future markets. Rather than financial capital well-trained employees will be in short supply. Working with computers will continue to spread, a good school education and the perfect handling of various programs thus becoming a prerequisite. The knowledge needed to cope with modern everyday life - like managing one's own finances - must be maintained and expanded. To this end, it will be necessary to promote educational research that increases efficiency. A good education system is the prerequisite for innovation in new economic niches. There further needs to be continued activation and effective use of existing knowledge.The future will hold many tasks and surprises in store for us.
Autorenporträt
The author studied biology, chemistry, philosophy, psychology and sociology. In terms of academic degrees, he first obtained the state examination in biology and chemistry, then passed the pre-diploma examination in sociology and subsequently passed the viva voce examination for his dissertation in biology didactics with pedagogy and psychology as minor subjects. After many years of work in the school service, he still ran a restaurant with wine trade and events in the cultural segment in his retirement. The contacts and conversations with artists, musicians and literary figures were a particular benefit during this time. Now that this phase is also over, there is time to take up sociological-ecological approaches from his student days again and expand them in the direction of a sociologically and psychologically underpinned economic theory in order to put them into writing for discourse.