Diversité ethnolinguistique, inclusion et croissance : éléments de réflexion
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information language , natural languages, linguistics, economic growth, public policyAbstract
Le traitement des langues nationales se concrétise souvent par des exigences constitutionnelles. Il est plausible que dans certains cas que l'on dépense beaucoup par locuteur avec peu de résultats. Nonobstant ceci il est pertinent de maintenir des engagements fondateurs d'un pays La reconnaissance de droits linguistiques peut être vu comme une forme de decentralization[...].Nous concluons donc qu'une politique publique favorisant la diversité linguistique chez les individus par des investissements de création et de maintien du capital humain linguistique est une politique favorisant la croissance économique. Une politique d'uniformisation linguistique ou de dépenses publiques importantes pour des très petits groupes linguistiques ne contribuent pas à la croissance économique.
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