Social capital
The value derived from social networks and relationships, like networking but with more economic theory.
Examples
Our social capital is so valuable that we can get anything done through our network, which is great until we realize that our network is just other people who also can't get anything done.
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networksrelationshipseconomicnetworkingvalue
659 views • Created 11/13/2023
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