Memberships in social groups that have the potential to be economically valuable are known as
A) cultural resources.
B) cultural capital.
C) social resources.
D) social capital.

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Memberships in social groups that have the potential to be economically valuable are known as social capital. Cultural resources (A) refer to aspects of a culture, such as traditions or artifacts, that have cultural value but may not necessarily have economic value. Cultural capital (B) is a term associated with the knowledge, skills, and education that individuals possess and can be used to advance socially and economically. Social resources (C) is not a commonly used term in this context.

Memberships in Social Groups That Have the Potential to Be