Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Intellectual Capital

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between intellectual capital and social capital?

• A) When screening candidates for university internships and first jobs, recruiters give high priority to social capital, but not to intellectual capital.
• B) Social capital is your ability to connect with others, whereas intellectual capital is your ability to move information to and from others.
• C) Whereas intellectual capital is basically what you know, social capital comes from the people you know and how well you relate to them.
• D) Capital available for the operations of a firm is called intellectual capital, whereas capital available for investment in new or speculative enterprises is called social capital.
• E) Social capital is a non-monetary measure, whereas intellectual capital is a monetary measure.

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