Literature Review on the Governmental Venture Capital Academic Articles Between 2000 and 2018

Molnár, Endre Mihály; Jáki, Erika; Németh, N.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-34401-6_16

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“…Convinced by the success of Silicon Valley and the role of venture capital (VC) in it, governments are interested in venture capitalists' effect on innovation, entrepreneurship, employment and technology development. Governments are willing to promote the VC market (Molnár et al, 2020 ), while VC involved with governments is still a controversial topic in finance.…”

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A Review of Government Venture Capital in China: History, Drawbacks and Remedies

Sun,

Tian

2023

Australian Economic Review

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The past 40 years have witnessed the growth of government venture capital (GVC) in China. This work reviews the brief history of GVC in China, as an example of emerging markets, and puts forward several major drawbacks. First, it is unclear which bureau is exactly responsible for GVC, resulting in redundant, sometimes conflicting regulations. Second, a lack of integrated financial planning leads to a mismatch between the situation of local enterprises and actual investments. Moreover, due to the lack of a market‐oriented management system, GVC fund managers are not fully motivated. We propose corresponding remedies and discuss the implications.

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