La confianza general en Galicia: una aproximación a la evolución del capital social y de sus determinantes

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José Atilano Pena López
Universidade da Coruña
España
José Manuel Sánchez Santos
Universidade da Coruña
España
Vol. 22 Núm. 1 (2013), Artículos
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15304/rge.22.1.1272
Recibido: 13-06-2013 Aceptado: 13-06-2013
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El presente trabajo se sitúa en el ámbito de la socioeconomía para abordar uno de los determinantes del desarrollo económico, analizando en concreto la evolución reciente de la dotación de capital social en Galicia. Partiendo de una delimitación básica del concepto de capital social, se extraen las principales conclusiones de los resultados de las tres oleadas de la Encuesta Mundial de Valores realizadas en Galicia. Junto a eso, se estima una función de los determinantes micro de la confianza generalizada. En conjunto, se observa un proceso de descapitalización en todos los indicadores, tanto en términos de confianza como de asociacionismo.

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Confianza general, Capital social en Galicia, Confianza institucional, Asociacionismo
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