Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained? Venture Capital, Innovation & Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets
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Author(s)
McKnight, Lee
Parker, Jesse
Date Issued
July 22, 2002
Abstract
This paper examines the probability of domestic and international venture capital playing
a critical role in the rapid development of IT and Communications technologies in
emerging nations. First we examine the venture capital point of view highlighting what
today's venture capitalists require from an emerging market investment with a focus on
the role that intellectual property invention plays. Then we examine the role of Internet
and communications technologies and comment on innovation in this context. This will
enable us to more fully evaluate the conditions of specific nations in encouraging the
development of entrepreneurship and technical and business innovations. Finally, we
explore in more depth review the role that ethnic diaspora play in encouraging
entrepreneurship in developing nations, as well as within the global heart of Internet
innovation and entrepreneurship itself, Silicon Valley.
Subjects
innovation
venture capital
emerging markets
developing nations
entrepreneurship
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