A macroeconomic model is developed that incorporates a technology for on-the-job training into the endogenous growth model of Lucas (1988) and Uzawa (1965) in a manner that is consistent with the human capital explanations of certain robust features of wage profiles from the US economy. The model predicts procyclical investment in human capital through on-the-job training and countercyclical investment in human capital through formal training.
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Paper provided by Department of Economics, Florida State University in its series Working Papers with number
1996_06_01.
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