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Social networks form the backbone of social and economic life. Until recently, however, data have not been available to study the social impact of a national network structure. To that end, we combined the most complete record of a national communication network with national census data on the socioeconomic well-being of communities. These data make possible a population-level investigation of the relation between the structure of social networks and access to socioeconomic opportunity. We find that the diversity of individuals' relationships is strongly correlated with the economic development of communities.
Keywords:
SOCIAL RESOURCES
OCCUPATIONAL-STATUS
STATUS ATTAINMENT
TIES
MOBILITY
ORGANIZATION
PATTERNS
STRENGTH
POWER
JOB
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