Abstract: Why do prestigious companies choose to fund new product develop-ment by venture capital instead of doing so in their own Research & Develop-ment Laboratories? In this note, we consider the launching of a start-up to be associated with waste. The inventor has to deal with much of the bureau-cratic proceedings himself to get the start-up off the ground, and such dealing with bureaucracy and paperwork is wasteful (a handicap). One reason might be asymmetric information of the quality of the inventor. Only the most pro-ductive of the inventors are able to lead start-up ventures, and overcome the problems associated with getting a new venture off the ground. We character-ize the conditions for a unique separating contract (among th...
The prototypical start-up involves an employee leaving her job with an idea and selling a portion of...
This paper analyzes the effects of patents and trademarks in the financing of start-ups through vent...
Problem: The increasing interest in academic, and general, entrepreneurship increases the need for v...
The prototypical start-up involves an employee leaving her job with an idea and selling a portion of...
Why do firms sometimes choose to undertake their R&D by financing start-up companies, while other ti...
We analyze a model where a financially constrained inventor has to decide whether to work as an empl...
We analyze incentives to develop entrepreneurial ideas for venture capitalists (VCs) and incumbent f...
Chapter 1 examines the strategic conditions that drive entrepreneurial innovators to pursue novel in...
We study the decision of an established firm to commercialize innovations. An innovation can be expl...
Abstract: This paper examines how venture capital can solve the problem of financing new, high-risk ...
Venture capital is appropriately referred to as risk capital. It is notorious for its high failure r...
This paper examines the possible impact of venture capital (VC) backing on the commercialization dir...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 2002.Includes bib...
Established firms accumulate a significant body of knowledge, expertise and capabilities that are of...
I empirically study the effect of venture capital (VC) on product development and commercialization ...
The prototypical start-up involves an employee leaving her job with an idea and selling a portion of...
This paper analyzes the effects of patents and trademarks in the financing of start-ups through vent...
Problem: The increasing interest in academic, and general, entrepreneurship increases the need for v...
The prototypical start-up involves an employee leaving her job with an idea and selling a portion of...
Why do firms sometimes choose to undertake their R&D by financing start-up companies, while other ti...
We analyze a model where a financially constrained inventor has to decide whether to work as an empl...
We analyze incentives to develop entrepreneurial ideas for venture capitalists (VCs) and incumbent f...
Chapter 1 examines the strategic conditions that drive entrepreneurial innovators to pursue novel in...
We study the decision of an established firm to commercialize innovations. An innovation can be expl...
Abstract: This paper examines how venture capital can solve the problem of financing new, high-risk ...
Venture capital is appropriately referred to as risk capital. It is notorious for its high failure r...
This paper examines the possible impact of venture capital (VC) backing on the commercialization dir...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 2002.Includes bib...
Established firms accumulate a significant body of knowledge, expertise and capabilities that are of...
I empirically study the effect of venture capital (VC) on product development and commercialization ...
The prototypical start-up involves an employee leaving her job with an idea and selling a portion of...
This paper analyzes the effects of patents and trademarks in the financing of start-ups through vent...
Problem: The increasing interest in academic, and general, entrepreneurship increases the need for v...