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Research Proposal: Futbol; Banking Social Capital in Latin America
Social Capital Refers to the unquantified social networks that establish norms of trust and reciprocity in a community. Social Capital leads to varying degrees of economic support and public health amplification, and is dependent on broad socio-political association creating interactions between separate economic classes in a community. Latin America presents an interesting opportunity to analyze social capital because of the common, strict socio-economic stratification that seem to limit conventional forms of social capital. Failures of Latin American economies to develop have been attributed to, among other things, this lack of social capital.
Approximate Word count = 468
Approximate Pages = 1.9
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