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Social Roles and Economic Firms: The Sociology of Human Capital

It is my belief that economic analysis is essential in understanding much of the behavior traditionally studied by sociologists, anthropologists and other social scientists. This is a true example of economic imperialism! [Gary Becker, Economic Theory, p. 2] Human capital is strictly an economic concept. Although it pertaints to particular attributes of man, it is not intended to serve those who are engaged in analyzing psychological, social, or cultural behavior. [Theodore Schultz, Human Resources, p. 5]