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More specifically, we suggest that the degree of technological diversification and technological cumulativeness of an industry will have a positive effect on the likelihood that a venture capital firm will exit its investment in a technology firm via a merger or an acquisition as opposed to taking it public.
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technological cumulativeness of an industry will have a positive effect on the .... Technology Diversification, Cumulativeness and the M&A Decision ...
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The Problem of Cumulativeness. Two Basic problems: ... Cumulativeness: Science (Einstein) to Basic Research (Maser) to War Research (radar) to Applications ...
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© Suzanne Scotchmer 10/14/2004 Contents May Be Used Pursuant to Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs-NonCommercial Common Deed 1.0 ...
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cumulative /cu·mu·la·tive/ (ku´mu-lah-tiv) increasing by successive additions, the total being greater than the expected sum of its parts. ...
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of cumulativeness. Some attribute this to the familiar "absence of theory," and lay it at ... cumulativeness. There seems to be more than a germ of truth in ...
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cumulativeness is not the crucial factor in the petitio, seems to us some- ... commitments is replaced by cumulativeness of challenge, so the locus of ...
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One thing that could and should be avoided by future research is the lack of cumulativeness that has marked some of the literature so far. Keeping track of supportive or contradictory evidence in relation to certain hypotheses is not an easy task if scholars fail to relate their findings to these hypotheses.
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Definition of cumulativeness in the Legal Dictionary - by Free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. What is cumulativeness? Meaning of cumulativeness as a legal term. What does cumulativeness mean in law? ... (redirected from cumulativeness)
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In this paper a model of productivity dynamics of manufacturing industries is developed with key features being the absence of optimal decisions and equilibrium coordination, heterogeneity of industries with respect to their innovative ability and cumulativeness of innovations together with the working of spillover effects.
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