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Traversing the multiple nested geographies of NUTs based entrepreneurial ecosystems. [PDF]
J Technol TransfCowling M, Brown R, Yang H.
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The new fitness world: commodifying well-being in the neoliberal era. [PDF]
Einstein (Sao Paulo)Gualano B, Roschel H, Valverde A.
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Financing the Entrepreneurial Venture
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003We model financial contracting in entrepreneurial ventures. In our incomplete contracts framework, the entrepreneur can design contracts contingent on three possible control right allocations: entrepreneur control, investor control, and joint control, with each allocation inducing different effort levels by both the entrepreneur and the investor.
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Matching in Entrepreneurial Finance Networks
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016We empirically explore the importance of networks in the match formation of startups and investors.
Ricardo A. Pasquini +2 more
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Staged Investments in Entrepreneurial Financing
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011Venture capitalists deliver investments to entrepreneurs in stages. This paper shows staged financing is efficient. Staging lets investors abandon ventures with low early returns, and thus sorts good projects from bad. The primary implication from staging is that it is efficient to invest more in later rounds.
Sandeep Dahiya, Korok Ray
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The Role of Crowdfunding in Entrepreneurial Finance
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018The authors provide a broad overview of our knowledge on crowdfunding, particularly bridging two important issues in contemporary crowdfunding research: the ‘problem of riches’, that is, crowdfunding has been popular across scholarly disciplines and knowledge is embedded in disciplinary silos; and the ‘dearth of evidence’ in crowdfunding research, that
Dushnitsky, G, Zunino, D
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2006
AbstractThis chapter analyzes the role that accessing external finance plays for entrepreneurial firms. It differentiates between access to bank loans and equity provided by venture capital. It is shown that equity finance and bank finance are substitutes for knowledge-based entrepreneurial firms.
David B. Audretsch +2 more
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AbstractThis chapter analyzes the role that accessing external finance plays for entrepreneurial firms. It differentiates between access to bank loans and equity provided by venture capital. It is shown that equity finance and bank finance are substitutes for knowledge-based entrepreneurial firms.
David B. Audretsch +2 more
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