2011
DOI: 10.1504/ijeim.2011.041728
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Entrepreneurial finance – issues and evidence, revisited

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“…In line with the entrepreneurial finance theory, the sufficient availability of internal and external finance sources will be able to develop a small enterprise (Mitter & Kraus, 2011). Possessing financial capital resources will stimulate entrepreneurs to be creative and innovative to produce new products, processes, markets, and even organizations.…”
Section: Relationship Between Outside Finance and Innovation Investmentsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…In line with the entrepreneurial finance theory, the sufficient availability of internal and external finance sources will be able to develop a small enterprise (Mitter & Kraus, 2011). Possessing financial capital resources will stimulate entrepreneurs to be creative and innovative to produce new products, processes, markets, and even organizations.…”
Section: Relationship Between Outside Finance and Innovation Investmentsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…"Triple-F" finance plays an important role in the early stages of many ventures in a collaborative innovation bloc. When entrepreneurs exhaust their own resources, friends, family, and "fools" typically step in (Mitter and Kraus 2011). The last category includes informal investors, who, perhaps contrary to the general perception, contribute resources neither blindly nor foolishly.…”
Section: Taxation Of Private Wealthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… Banks tend not to be interested in small, young businesses because they are not risk takers; small, young businesses, however, pose much risk to lenders because of their lack of track record, credit and trading history, and collateral (Mittel and Kraus, 2011). …”
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