Social Capital in the Reorientation of Location Decision

Abstract

The current turbulences occurring in the world economy have resulted in various
transformations, often of a revolutionary nature. The reorientation of behaviour has resulted, among
others, in the shortening of supply chains and changes in location policies, which necessitate the search
for new places to relocate capital. Of particular importance in this process are regions in which there
is a developed social capital featuring a high level of adaptation both to the conditions of the digital
economy, and to the modern form of organisation in which flexible cooperation dominates.