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Microsocial Foundation Strategies of Economic Behavior: Analysis of the Mechanisms of Conversion of Social Capital
[Микросоциальные Основания Стратегий Экономического Поведения: Анализ Механизмов Конвертации Социального Капитала]

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  • Stepantsov, Pavel (Степанцов, Павел)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

  • Jigareva, P. (Жигарева, П.)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

Abstract

As the results of the study "Eurobarometer in Russia," social capital is one of the main resources that underpin social and economic well-being of Russians. The number of social ties and dictate the intensity of contacts at the micro-level characteristics of the economic behavior of the Russians, their financial strategies, as well as their career path. Meanwhile, it remains unclear how the Russians manage to convert social capital into real economic resources. The text is based on the methodology of the study of practices and strategies of economic behavior of the population, developed on the basis of a pan-European study "Eurobarometer".

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  • Stepantsov, Pavel (Степанцов, Павел) & Jigareva, P. (Жигарева, П.), 2015. "Microsocial Foundation Strategies of Economic Behavior: Analysis of the Mechanisms of Conversion of Social Capital [Микросоциальные Основания Стратегий Экономического Поведения: Анализ Механизмов К," Published Papers mn59, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
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