Private Equity in Clean Technology: An Exploratory Study of the Finance-Innovation-Policy Nexus

Migendt, Michael

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-17251-0_3

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“…Thirdly, finance can provide funds support and risk management for innovation activities, and innovation can promote the development of finance. Finance can provide equity and debt financing for innovation activities, meet the increasingly enlarged capital needs in the three stages of innovation, effectively ease the financing constraints of innovation entities, and encourage them to enter the field of innovation [32]. At the same time, scientific and technological insurance can effectively disperse and resolve the high risks faced by innovation entities, ensure the continuity and integrity of innovation activities, enhance the willingness of innovation entities to innovate, so as to promote the development of innovation [33].…”

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Coupling Coordination Degree of Government Support, Financial Support and Innovation and its Impact on Economic Development

Liu

Zhang

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IEEE Access

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This paper reveals the coupling mechanism of government support, financial support, and innovation. Using panel data from 28 provinces in China from 2007 to 2016 as a research sample, the coupling coordination degree model is used to measure the coupling coordination degree of government support, financial support, and innovation, and the empirical analysis of its relationship with economic development is conducted through projection pursuit model, static panel data model and dynamic panel data model. The main results show that: (1) The coupling coordination degree of government support, financial support, and innovation in the eastern, central, and western region is on the rise, but there are large differences between regions. (2) The coupling coordination degree of government support, financial support, and innovation has a significant positive impact on economic development, and there are regional differences in its role in promoting economic development. That is, the coupling coordination degree of government support, financial support, and innovation has significantly promoted the economic development of the eastern region, but has no significant impact on the economic development of the central and western region.

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Coupling Coordination Degree of Government Support, Financial Support and Innovation and its Impact on Economic Development

Liu

Zhang

et al. 2020

IEEE Access

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“…This shift severely affects innovative small firms due to their disproportionate reliance on soft information in the lending process (Brancati 2014;Cosci et al 2016). Furthermore, the willingness of venture capitalists to fund start-ups is often limited to certain sectors (Huyghebaert et al 2007) and there is evidence that the financial crisis has dampened their willingness to invest, particularly in follow-up rounds (Block and Sandner 2009;Cowling et al 2016;Migendt et al 2014). Structural financing constraints for small firms impede economic growth when firms downplay their growth strategy to match available funds (Beck and Demirguc-Kunt 2006;Binks and Ennew 1996;Chittenden et al 1996;Rostamkalaei and Freel 2015).…”

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The wisdom of the crowd in funding: information heterogeneity and social networks of crowdfunders

2017

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Crowdfunding has enabled large crowds to fund innovative projects. This type of funding might tap into the wisdom of crowds who were previously disconnected from the funding process. We distinguish between in-crowd and out-crowd funders (with and without ties to project creators) in order to test for heterogeneity in their information use. Based on the analysis of a large-scale survey amongst project funders, this paper shows that in-crowd investors rely more on information about the project creator than out-crowd investors. Outcrowd investors do not seem to attach more importance to information about the project itself than in-crowd investors, except in the case of donation-based crowdfunding. For financial return crowdfunding, financial information becomes less important once a strong relationship with the project creator is established. Our study allows project creators to target information to specific audiences based on their relationship strength across different types of crowdfunding projects.

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Private Equity Financing of Technology Firms: A Literature Review

Schock

2013

SSRN Journal

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Private Equity in Clean Technology: An Exploratory Study of the Finance-Innovation-Policy Nexus

Cited by 3 publications

References 76 publications

Coupling Coordination Degree of Government Support, Financial Support and Innovation and its Impact on Economic Development

Coupling Coordination Degree of Government Support, Financial Support and Innovation and its Impact on Economic Development

The wisdom of the crowd in funding: information heterogeneity and social networks of crowdfunders

Private Equity Financing of Technology Firms: A Literature Review

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