August 15, 2025National Technical University of Ukraine Journal Political science Sociology LawOpen Access

The Relationship Between Social Capital and Economic Development: A Comparative Approach

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Higher levels of trust in society significantly boost economic development outcomes, with organic solidarity playing a crucial role.
Empirical analysis, using data from the World Values Survey, covers a diverse sample of 55 countries over five years.
Trust operates differently in societies; organic solidarity shows positive economic effects, while mechanical solidarity does not.
Understanding social capital can reshape economic policies and further academic exploration in economic sociology.

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Empirical analysis reveals a significant link between trust as social capital and economic outcomes across 55 countries, highlighting key societal factors.

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Lytvynenko et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af495fad7bf08b1ead5797 https://doi.org/10.20535/2308-5053.2025.2(66).337619

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Empirical analysis reveals a significant link between trust as social capital and economic outcomes across 55 countries, highlighting key societal factors.

The Relationship Between Social Capital and Economic Development: A Comparative Approach

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