Technology Startup Financing is a form of startup financing that specifically involves the funding of newly established, high-growth-oriented enterprises leveraging advanced or innovative technologies, distinguished from broader startup financing by its focus on technological innovation, scalability potential, and reliance on intellectual property, research and development, and digital platforms as core value drivers.
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Patents as Signals for Startup Financing
Annamaria Conti, Jerry G. Thursby, Marie Thursby · Journal of Industrial Economics · 2013 · 210 citations
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Boston University
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Cambridge, United States
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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Quest University Canada
Vancouver, Canada
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International Monetary Fund
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