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| + | This paper describes a two-stage matching model and estimates this model using data on entrepreneurs that match to accelerators and (lead) venture capitalists. Once the model is estimated, we can enact various policy-relevant changes and estimate their effects. For example, we could eliminate non-profit accelerators, government-sponsored venture capitalists, or other participants. | ||
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See [[Fox (2008) - An Empirical Repeated Matching Game Applied to Market]] for a brief write up on Jeremy's theory paper | See [[Fox (2008) - An Empirical Repeated Matching Game Applied to Market]] for a brief write up on Jeremy's theory paper | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 22 March 2017
| Academic Paper | |
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| Title | Matching Entrepreneurs to Accelerators and VCs (Academic Paper) |
| Author | Ed Egan, Jeremy Fox |
| RAs | Amir Kazempour |
| Status | In development |
| © edegan.com, 2016 | |
Summary
This paper describes a two-stage matching model and estimates this model using data on entrepreneurs that match to accelerators and (lead) venture capitalists. Once the model is estimated, we can enact various policy-relevant changes and estimate their effects. For example, we could eliminate non-profit accelerators, government-sponsored venture capitalists, or other participants.
See Fox (2008) - An Empirical Repeated Matching Game Applied to Market for a brief write up on Jeremy's theory paper
