2017
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2965218
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Whether the Hybrid and Public Venture Capital Funds are the First Investors of Young Innovative Companies?

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“…e subsequent researches include the effectiveness of public venture capital funds for entrepreneurial growth, supporting the investment of young high-tech enterprises in Europe [8], enterprise innovation [9], entrepreneurial success [10], sales volume and employee number of venture enterprises [11], enterprise performance [12], and enterprise financing [13]. Some studies have compared the incentive differences between public venture capital funds and private venture capital funds [14].…”
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“…e subsequent researches include the effectiveness of public venture capital funds for entrepreneurial growth, supporting the investment of young high-tech enterprises in Europe [8], enterprise innovation [9], entrepreneurial success [10], sales volume and employee number of venture enterprises [11], enterprise performance [12], and enterprise financing [13]. Some studies have compared the incentive differences between public venture capital funds and private venture capital funds [14].…”
Section: 1mentioning
confidence: 99%