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Същност И Особености На Социалния Капитал
[Nature and characteristics of the social capital]

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  • Косулиев, Александър

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През последните две десетилетия понятието "социа- лен капитал" набира все по-голяма популярност в иконо- мическата литература. Причините за това вероятно са много, но непосредствено се открояват две, макар и свързани помежду си. Първата е, че теориите за развитие и икономически растеж, независимо дали ендогенен или екзогенен, не намират пълно потвърждение в резултатите от емпиричните изследвания - капиталът, трудът и равни- щето на технологиите са фактори на растежа, но не го обясняват изцяло. Сходна факторна надареност може да бъде съпътствана от различна степен и темпове на разви- тие. Социалният капитал е следствие от опитите на иконо- мистите да обяснят причините за тези разлики. Втората причина е донякъде външна и е резултат от забележките на представители на другите социални науки, които кри- тикуват икономиката в нейния нео-класически вид като твърде абстрактна и редукционистка наука, която разглежда икономическите агенти в изолация при взема- нето на решения и реагирането на определени стимули, без да се отчита влиянието на социалния контекст, в който действат пазарните механизми

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  • Косулиев, Александър, 2009. "Същност И Особености На Социалния Капитал [Nature and characteristics of the social capital]," MPRA Paper 80693, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    • A13 - General Economics and Teaching - - General Economics - - - Relation of Economics to Social Values
    • B52 - Schools of Economic Thought and Methodology - - Current Heterodox Approaches - - - Historical; Institutional; Evolutionary; Modern Monetary Theory;
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