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. 2019 Apr 3;6(4):182103. doi: 10.1098/rsos.182103

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Figure 5. — Plots of marginal effects of the key social capital variables and their predicted impact on a settlement’s rate of closed procedure or single bidder contract awards; shaded regions represent 90% confidence intervals. As the variables are standardized, unit changes on either axis can be interpreted as standard deviation changes. Fragmentation (a), quantifying excess bonding social capital in a community, predicts higher corruption risk, while diversity (b) predicts lower corruption risk.