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Social capital is a concept that is concerned with those social relationships and institutions that may be expected to affect the well-being of a community.
Trust, social networks and other social relationships and institutions that contribute to production and positively affect the well-being of a community.

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A definition or brief description of Social capital.

Trust, social networks and other social relationships and institutions that contribute to production and positively affect the well-being of a community.

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