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Determinants of high-growth university spin-offs in Spain
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Journal of Science and Technology Policy Management (2019) 10 (4): 890–904.
Published: 25 May 2018
...Sara Fernández-López; David Rodeiro-Pazos; Fernando García González; María Jesús Rodríguez-Gulías Purpose This study aims to determine that the factors that lead to university spin-offs (USOs) high-growth firms (HGFs). In recent years, HGFs have been a topic of growing interest in the field...
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Barriers to entrepreneurial growth: an empirical study on university spin‐offs in China
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Journal of Science and Technology Policy in China (2011) 2 (3): 277–294.
Published: 11 October 2011
...Yuan Zhou; Guannan Xu; Jun Su; Tim Minshall Purpose Literature shows that university spin‐offs (USOs) have idiosyncratic strengths in comparison to other new firms; however, evidence also shows that Chinese USOs have a low survival rate, and only a small percent of them can grow into sustainable...
