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Do More Highly Educated Entrepreneurs Matter?

Lin, Faqin; Huang, Can; He, Xiaobo; Zhang, Chao - 2013

This paper uses a unique micro dataset of Chinese private firms surveyed in 2000 to investigate whether having a more highly educated entrepreneur affects a firm's performance. Identifying educational effects has been shown to be empirically challenging because it is difficult to overcome the...

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