Question

Why would an increase in average community social capital, S, improve the payoff to the individual's social capital, S?

Answer 1

Answer: The increase in average community social capital is directly proportional to the increase in the individual's capital. Its importance in explaining economic and social phenomena have been increasingly felt in recent years. As the social capital will increase it automatically give rise to the particulars benefits. Common types of social capital include such as structure and cognitive, bonding, bridging, and linking,etc. which empowers the individual's social capital. There is development among the community as well as individuals. The bond between the like-minded people as well as the social prospectives results in the improvement of the relationship.