Exam 2: Understanding Capital

Social networks made up of homogeneous groups of people

A lack of financial capital in developing countries is a primary deterrent for small business development.

Sculptures of historic figures are examples of intangible cultural capital.

Bridging social capital plus government leadership leads to a more effective form of social capital.

Factors of production that generate wealth through investment

Building and maintaining infrastructure can increases social capital and political capital.

The ability to use power in support of political or economic positions

Which of the following is a form of financial capital?

The links, shared values, and understandings that enable individuals and groups in a society to trust one another and so work together

Crowd sourcing is a financial model in which equity firms provide low-cost loans to business start-ups.

Within the economic growth paradigm, natural resources are harvested to produce wealth.

Physical cultural and historical artifacts, such as architecture or other built heritage

A financial model in which individuals or organizations solicit investment from a large, relatively open, and often rapidly-evolving, group of internet users

Which of the following is an example of increasing local stakeholder networks?

Reciprocity implies that all members are working together towards a common goal

The stock of knowledge, habits, social and personality attributes, including creativity, embodied in the ability to perform labor so as to produce economic value

Nongovernmental organizations that use donor funding to support loan and credit options for start-up businesses are an example of financial linkages.

Natural capital and environmental capital are the same thing.

The part of an economy that is under government control, financed through tax revenue, and provides services for all members of society (public services)

Human capital can be transformed into human resources.