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The effect of entrepreneurial experience on the quality of a business plan proposal in applying for angel investment

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Whom Do New Firms Hire?

Dahl, Michael S. - 2014

Using the matched employer-employee data set for Denmark and information on the founders of new firms, we analyze the hiring choices of all new firms that entered in 1995-2001. We develop a theoretical model in which the quality of a firm's employees determines its average cost, a firm's...

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