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Connected, but Qualified? Social Affiliations, Human Capital, and Service Professional Performance
While social capital has been found to play an important role in economic transactions when information is incomplete, it remains unclear how it interacts with human capital in transaction performance. This paper explores the complementarity between social affiliations and human capital in transacti
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