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We examine how investor-level tax incentives affect financing for start-ups using the introduction of a generous tax deduction for qualified angel and VC investment in China as a quasi-natural experiment. We find that the tax incentive increases funding for eligible start-ups, with stronger...
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participate, and over 50% of them are entrepreneurs. We then exploit an identification strategy by comparing the entrepreneurial …
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understudied on the impact of overseas work experience on returnee entrepreneurs’ venture capital funding in the Chinese market …. This study is to explore the impact of returnee entrepreneurs’ overseas experiences on their opportunities of venture … experiences on Chinese returnee entrepreneurs’ funding in the Chinese market with in-depth interview with capital seekers (or the …
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We use a comprehensive database of venture-capital-backed companies from China to test whether and how foreign venture capitalists (VCs) can facilitate international initial public offerings (IPOs) of entrepreneurial companies. Foreign VCs increase the likelihood that a portfolio company lists...
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This study investigates the determinants of venture capital (VC) performance in China. We focus on the impact of VC reputation, political connections, and managing partner/founder's experience on the performance of domestic and foreign VC investments. After controlling for VC age, portfolio firm...
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Venture capital is certainly important to a country in that it finances entrepreneurship and innovation. In recent …
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