Startup Survival is a performance metric in entrepreneurial risk management that denotes the duration and likelihood of a newly founded venture continuing operations without closure, bankruptcy, or abandonment following seed funding, distinguishing it from alternative outcomes such as acquisition or growth, by focusing exclusively on continuity in the face of early-stage uncertainty.
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Tolerance for Failure and Corporate Innovation
Tracy Yue Wang · Review of Financial Studies · 2011 · 953 citations
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