2021
DOI: 10.51599/are.2021.07.04.07
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Social capital of the agricultural sphere: indicators of measurement for conditions of formation and results of use

Abstract: Purpose. The aim of the article is to reveal the theoretical and methodological approaches to the assessment of social capital and to build a system of indicators of its formation and results of use in the agricultural sector. Methodology / approach. The theoretical-and-methodological basis of the study are the conceptual provisions of economic theory, which allow determining the principles of creation and use of social capital. In the research we used methods of theoretical generalization, analysis and … Show more

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“…The essence of social and relationship capital and its characterizing indicators were disclosed in publications R. Skrinkovsky [23], I. Zhigley [24], Yu.I. Suh [25], N. Humphrey [26], R. Dymchek, O. Shpikulyak, M. Gritsaenko, O. Sakovskaya and G. Gritsaenko [27]. Studies of natural capital in the context of IRF were carried out by I. Zamula [28], J.R.R.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The essence of social and relationship capital and its characterizing indicators were disclosed in publications R. Skrinkovsky [23], I. Zhigley [24], Yu.I. Suh [25], N. Humphrey [26], R. Dymchek, O. Shpikulyak, M. Gritsaenko, O. Sakovskaya and G. Gritsaenko [27]. Studies of natural capital in the context of IRF were carried out by I. Zamula [28], J.R.R.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scientists believe that social capital is a network of connections, social norms, and trust that foster interaction between for-profit and common interests [46]. According to Dymczyk et al [9], the main components of social capital include: innovation (norms), relational (trust) and structural (social networks) social capital. According to F. Fukuyama [11], trust is the expectation that members of society expect others to behave more or less predictably, honestly and with attention to the needs of others, in accordance with some general norms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%