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Effect of social capital on firm performance
William Adomako Kankam
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Florence Appiah-Twum
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Isaac Gumah Akolgo
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LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
· Paperback
Effect of social capital on firm performance - Kankam, William Adomako ; Appiah-Twum, Florence ; Akolgo, Isaac Gumah
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Synopsis "Effect of social capital on firm performance"
Social capital is a concept that describes good quality social relations that can lead to mutu-al benefits. The social capital theory thrives on relationships in networks to gain access to resources, especially information benefits not available to non-members of the network. The study reports the effects of social capital on firm performance. The study further examines the moderating role of entrepreneurial orientation in the relationship between social capital and firm performance; and the mediating role of dynamic capabilities in the relationship between social capital and firm performance.The findings suggest that EO moderates the relationship between social capital and firm performance. Again, dynamic capabilities mediate the relationship between social capital and firm performance. The study also provides managers with practical ways of building relationships within their networks for achieving competitive advantage in the current business environment.
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