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How might the relationship between human capital and productivity differ between a developed and a developing country?
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Developed countries have a surplus of natural resources, reducing the need for human capital.
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Developed countries have less need for human capital.
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Human capital is irrelevant to productivity in both types of countries.
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Developing countries may have lower productivity due to less investment in education and training.
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