DIAGNOSIS OF SOCIAL CAPITAL RESOURCES IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The book "Diagnosis of Social Capital Resources in Economic Development" continues research on social capital, seeking new data sources and measurement methods. The publication analyzes the relationship between social capital and economic development, both theoretically and empirically. It is a must-read for economists, sociologists, and anyone interested in the impact of social relations on economic development.

• Theoretical and empirical analysis of social capital
• Searching for new data sources and measurement methods
• Relationship between social capital and economic development
• Confrontation with existing knowledge about social capital
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Social capital plays a key role in economic development, influencing innovation, productivity, and competitiveness. Urszula Markowska-Przybyła's publication analyzes this influence comprehensively, taking into account both theoretical and empirical aspects. The book is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to understand how social relationships affect economic development.

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