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ORLANDINI GONZALEZ, Ingrid. Emprendimientos femeninos indígenas y capital social. Investigación y Negocios [online]. 2018, vol.11, n.17, pp.6-12. ISSN 2521-2737.

Abstract Social capital can be understood as the resources of people, as a support that arises from the interest of the individual in society allowing to strengthen social relationships that generate economic benefits. (ECLAC, 2003). Social capital influences the performance of women's enterprises either individually, ie as the set of personal attributes and access networks that facilitate women's achievement of market and non-market objectives, the result of interaction with others individuals (Sanchez, 2013). Or as social capital that builds bridges or drives the generation of business. The research presented describes the characteristics of the social capital of women engaged in trade in the supply centers of the city of Sucre, specifically the central market. For this purpose, a methodology based on the survey technique was applied to analyze the data using EXCEL 2013. As a main conclusion, a high relation was established between the social capital and the indigenous women entrepreneurship of the women dedicated to the commerce in the supply centers.

Palavras-chave : Social capital; entrepreneurship; gender; commerce.

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