Capital Inflows, Social capital and Economic development

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Abstract The article analyzes the influence capital inflows, social capital and economic development. Findings show that the impact of FDI on social capital growth differs from that emanating from portfolio investment, returning negative and positive coefficients, respectively. Indicators of economic development positively influence social capital, while poverty and freedom from corruption variable posit negative influence on social capital. Social capital needs the presence of other forms of capital (physical, financial) to develop, which is why level of domestic credit, and portfolio investment, have positive influence on it. Since the development context also plays an important role in influencing the importance of social capital, indicators of development HDI, gross domestic capital formation, by creating a socioeconomic environment that favors the conduct of economic and social activities, fosters the growth and development of social capital. On the contrary, indicators of deprivation and depravation (poverty) by impacting negatively on indicators of economic growth and development, adversely affect the growth and development of social capital.
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Findings show that the impact of FDI on social capital growth differs from that emanating from portfolio investment, returning negative and positive coefficients, respectively. Indicators of economic development positively influence social capital, while poverty and freedom from corruption variable posit negative influence on social capital. Social capital needs the presence of other forms of capital (physical, financial) to develop, which is why level of domestic credit, and portfolio investment, have positive influence on it. Since the development context also plays an important role in influencing the importance of social capital, indicators of development HDI, gross domestic capital formation, by creating a socioeconomic environment that favors the conduct of economic and social activities, fosters the growth and development of social capital. On the contrary, indicators of deprivation and depravation (poverty) by impacting negatively on indicators of economic growth and development, adversely affect the growth and development of social capital. Social Policy Behavioral Economics Sociology Other Economics Other Political Science Social Capital Portfolio Investment FDI domestic resource mobilization economic growth finance trustworthiness Full Text Additional Declarations The authors declare no competing interests. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. As a division of Research Square Company, we’re committed to making research communication faster, fairer, and more useful. We do this by developing innovative software and high quality services for the global research community. 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