Population aged 15 and over in the Basque Country by indicators of general confidence, in professions and in networks according to sociodemographic characteristics (%).

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Social capital is understood as a resource that is accessed when there are large personal networks with which one actively participates in the different economic and social spheres, in an environment of trust and that can facilitate personal and social development, as well as the economic development of a society. Specifically, in the Social Capital Survey, conducted by Eustat, social capital is conceived as a set of dimensions of relationship and participation, among which are: social networks of family and friends, trust in individuals and institutions, social participation and cooperation, information and communication, cohesion and social inclusion and happiness and health. Social capital is understood as a resource that is accessed when there are large personal networks with which one actively participates in the different economic and social spheres, in an environment of trust and that can facilitate personal and social development, as well as the economic development of a society. Specifically, in the Social Capital Survey, conducted by Eustat, social capital is conceived as a set of dimensions of relationship and participation, among which are: social networks of family and friends, trust in individuals and institutions, social participation and cooperation, information and communication, cohesion and social inclusion and happiness and health.

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