Capital SocialConcepto y estudio econométrico sobre el capital social en España

  1. Marta Portela
  2. Isabel Neira
Revista:
Estudios económicos de desarrollo internacional: Economic studies of international development : EEDI

ISSN: 1578-4479

Ano de publicación: 2002

Volume: 2

Número: 2

Páxinas: 25-52

Tipo: Artigo

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Outras publicacións en: Estudios económicos de desarrollo internacional: Economic studies of international development : EEDI

Resumo

En este trabajo analizamos el capital social, entendiendo éste como el conjunto de redes, normas, valores, etc. que afectan e influyen en las relaciones sociales, y su relación con el desarrollo económico. Planteamos un estudio comparativo entre España y una serie de países europeos para analizar la situación en la que se encuentra esta variable. Asimismo incluimos un modelo econométrico que analiza de forma cuantitativa la comparación anteriormente expuesta.

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