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The Impact Of Human Capital On The Cost Of Air Force Acquisition Programs, Jeffrey C. Feuring
The Impact Of Human Capital On The Cost Of Air Force Acquisition Programs, Jeffrey C. Feuring
Theses and Dissertations
Previous studies have established a link between Human Capital and performance both at the firm and the individual level. These studies have shown that performance can be improved with additional personnel and/or higher education levels. This study attempts to build on this relationship by using the Cobb-Douglas Production function to relate inputs to outputs. The inputs to the function are the number of cost analysts positions, military and civilian, and an education variable for the number of master’s degrees in the field. The measure of output is the average cost overrun of Air Force contracts. A time series regression was …