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Venture Capitalist Behaviours: Frameworks for Future Research

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Entrepreneurship and economic growth: Evidence from emerging and developed countries

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When entrepreneurs choose VCs: Experience, choice criteria and introspection accuracy

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Entrepreneurship and national economic growth: the European entrepreneurial deficit

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BOOK REVIEWS - Inventory Management and Production Planning and Scheduling

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Entrepreneurship and economic growth: Evidence from emerging and developed countries

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Decision systems for inventory management and production planning

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Small business : building a balanced economy

Peterson, Rein - 1977

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Venture Capitalist Behaviours: Frameworks for Future Research

Valliere, Dave; Peterson, Rein - In: Venture Capital 7 (2005) 2, pp. 167-183

Much of traditional investment theory is based on risk taking with known parameters. This article looks at a case where the parameters of the risk function are unknown and investors therefore face uncertainty in risk-taking. We provide a theoretical background to develop alternative cognitive...

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