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Capital Markets Fragmentation
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This study begins by presenting fundamental concepts of markets, capital markets, and social capital markets. It provides important additional detail on our methods for establishing an analytical approach to these topics. Based on this framework, the paper then explores specific aspects and issues related to the social capital market discourse, including highlights of select initiatives underway in early 2007 that sought to improve the functioning of the social capital market. The inquiry concludes by framing several research and action steps to help advance the common interests of those concerned with this work.
