The smart and sustainable bioeconomy represents a comprehensive perspective, in which
economic, social, environmental, and technological dimensions are considered …

While patents are a valuable resource ensuring the competitive advantage of firms, there is
limited evidence on the role of patents in the survival and exit strategies of new firms. To fill …

An emerging theme in the entrepreneurial university (EU) literature is how universities
should evolve to best reconcile their different missions, particularly research and …

This study explores how start-up firms raise funds at founding. Using a data set of firms
founded in the manufacturing, and information and communications technology sectors of …

The objective of this paper is to examine the impacts of stock market segmentations (SMS)
and surplus free cash flow (SFCF) on income-increasing discretionary accruals. The study …

From a policy perspective, university spin-offs (USOs) with venture capital (VC) investment
are most promising because they are growth-oriented and contribute most prominently to …

Prior studies show that access to academic knowledge plays a crucial role in new venture
financing. We extend this research by shifting the focus from the access to academic …

This article explores whether new firms managed by founder-chief executive officers (CEOs)
are more likely to survive than those managed by successor-CEOs in times of crisis …

This study explores the link between entrepreneurship and informal investment. Using
Global Entrepreneurship Monitor data, we examine what types of individuals invest in new …

We examine the factors affecting the time to initial public offering (IPO), using a sample of
more than 10,000 start-up firms in Japan. We provide evidence that start-up firms engaging …