SORU: aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız
It is suggested in the passage that ----.
Investment in human capital is just like investment in
any other thing. If you invest in a building, you expect to
receive a rate of return on your investment. You expect
to receive some reward for not consuming all your
income today. The same is true for investment in
human capital. If you invest in yourself by going to
college, rather than going to work after school and
earning more money, you presumably will be rewarded
in the future by a higher income and/or a more
interesting job. On average, the rate of return on
investment in human capital is similar to the rate of
return to investment in other areas. The main cost of
education is the income lost, or the opportunity cost,
through not working. However, the extra income earned
over a lifetime is almost always more than enough to
compensate for this. Individuals’ earning capacity is
also related to innate abilities and non-acquired human
capital such as strength, good looks, coordination, and
mental alertness. But the additions to human capital
which take place as people acquire education and
training are usually more important.