Social capital
前のタイトル：社会資本
人的ネットワークは長期資産と言う意味で使っているが 、日本で社会資本というと公共財を指してしまうのでsocial capitalとした GPT-4.icon
Social capital refers to the connections, relationships, and trust within a community or society that enable people to work together effectively. Here's a breakdown of what it means:
Connections: The relationships and networks people have with others.
Trust: Believing in the reliability and integrity of others within the community.
Cooperation: Working together for common goals, often made easier by social capital.
Benefits: Can lead to more efficient problem-solving, better health, and economic growth.
Challenges: Unequal distribution can create divisions or favoritism within a community.
Types: Can be categorized into bonding (within a close-knit group), bridging (connecting different groups), and linking (connecting people to institutions).
Social capital is like a glue that helps people in a society work together. It can make things run smoothly but can also cause problems if not distributed fairly.
一般には公共的資本ストック（行政投資と政府企業投資の累積額）をさし、民間資本ストックと区別される。社会資本は社会的間接資本または社会的共通資本とよばれることもあるが、これは、社会資本が生産活動や消費活動などの経済活動一般の基礎となり、財・サービスの生産に間接的に貢献することを意味する。