Industrial and Corporate Change · 2007 · 214 citations · 29 references
ManagementTechnology ManagementInnovationTechnology PolicyTechnology TransferCapital FormationPublic Sector Technology TransferResearch PolicyAcademic Spin-offsEntrepreneurial Spin-offsPublic Technology TransferResearch Spin-offsTechnology Spin-offsUniversity-industry Technology Transfer
In this article we examine the influence of formal technology transfer from a public research organization (PRO) on the amount of capital a spin-off raises at start-up and the increase in capital post start-up. We examine these relationships using a unique sample of 135 spin-offs from PROs across five European countries. Our findings suggest that spin-offs with formal technology transfer start with a larger amount of capital but subsequently do not raise more capital than spin-offs without formal technology transfer.
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Stewart C. Myers · The Journal of Finance · 1984 · 7.6K citations · Full text
Donald S. Siegel, David A. Waldman, Albert N. Link · Research Policy · 2002 · 1.7K citations · Full text