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This study investigates firm growth as the post-entry performance of new start-up firms. Using data on Japanese manufacturing firms founded during 1992-1996, the determinants of growth are identified among new start-up firms. The effect is examined, not only of firm-specific characteristics but...
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This study shows that spin-offs acquire liquidity from their parent firms through the trade credit channel. We compare the trade credit of spin-offs with that of independent start-ups. Our findings reveal that spin-offs increase accounts payable when their parent firms are major suppliers....
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This paper investigates firm growth as the post-entry performance of new start-up firms. Using data on Japanese manufacturing firms founded during 1992-1996, the determinants of growth among new start-up firms are identified. The effect not only of firm-specific characteristics, but also of...
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This paper investigates business failure of newly-established software firms. Using a proportional hazards model, we estimate the determinants of business failure among software firms in Japan founded during 1986-1995. The main findings of this paper are as follows. First, software firms with...
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This paper examines whether innovative start-ups have the intention to go public. Using a sample of electrical manufacturing firms in Japan, it is found that firms investing heavily in research and development (R&D) are more likely to have the intention to go public. From the viewpoint of...
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Using microdata for Japan, we examine whether and how financial constraints discourage individuals from starting a business. As proxies for financial constraints, we use prefectural variations in the share of firms using physical collateral and personal guarantees. We find that individuals are...
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This study explores the use of initial funding sources, using a unique sample of various types of start-up firms in Japan obtained from multiple surveys. We provide evidence on differences in the use of initial funding sources and their determinants across start-up firms, estimating a...
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