Nakhaie, M. Reza creator Arnold, Robert Smylie, Lisa K. text xu| 2007 continuing ng p.562-85. Research has demonstrated that social inequality affects public health. Social capital theory has shown that social exchange, social contacts, and social support are also important. We test social inequality and social capital, using the data from the National population Health survey, 1996-7. We find weak support for capital theory and show that effect often depend on measures of social capital and health. Social capital appears less useful in explaining the health status of Canadians. - Reproduced. Social inequality - Canada Health services - Canada Social capital - Canada Social inequality Review of Radical Political Economics 180718