Constituency connection, campaign contributions, or a reputation for providing reliable information are nonmarket assets.

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Nonmarket assets are assets that are not bought or sold in a market, such as personal relationships with elected officials (constituency connection), donations made to political campaigns (campaign contributions), or a track record of producing credible and accurate information (reputation for providing reliable information). These assets can give an individual or organization an advantage in the political or social arena, but they cannot be easily quantified or traded like market assets.

Constituency Connection, Campaign Contributions, or a Reputation for Providing Reliable