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Nonetheless, on a critical note, while social capital ties can obviously provide benefits for insiders, these may privilege short-term over long-term interests (Tackey et al.

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Thus, they value the informal more than the formal (Tackey and Perryman, 1999), echoing Shapero's claim that entrepreneurs tend to prefer gaining information from personal sources via informal channels (Shapero and Sokol 1982).