ELEMENTS OF INDIVIDUAL HUMAN CAPITAL AND THEIR IMPORTANCE FROM THE POSITION OF CLASSICAL AND BEHAVIORAL ECONOMISTS
The article analyzes the views of classical and behavioral economists on the elements of individual human capital, determined from their point of view the greatest importance of an element. The elements of individual human capital, which were preferred by classical economists and those elements, which were preferred by behavioral economists, are revealed. Contradictions between views of classical and behavioral economists on importance of these or those elements of the individual human capital are also considered, the problem of free choice by the person and need to have this choice by the person is considered.