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Sorenson, Olav
Olav
Sorenson
Yale University
Assenova, Valentina
Valentina
Assenova
Yale University
Li, Guan-Cheng
Guan-Cheng
Li
University of California, Berkeley
Boada, Jason
Jason
Boada
IBM
Fleming, Lee
Lee
Fleming
University of California, Berkeley
Replication Data for: Expand innovation finance via crowdfunding
Harvard Dataverse
2016
Business and Management
Social Sciences
crowdfunding
innovation
venture capital
Assenova, Valentina
Valentina
Assenova
Yale University
2016-12-01
2016-12-01
2018-03-20
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Using data on Kickstarter campaigns and venture capital investments from 2009-2015, we explored whether crowdfunding expanded access to financial capital, in the sense of supporting innovation in more geographically diverse regions than venture capital. Over this period, crowdfunding has supported projects in many regions that have attracted little or no venture capital. Within regions, moreover, the evidence suggests that successful crowdfunding campaigns attract future venture capital investments and that they have been doing so at an increasing rate. Crowdfunding therefore appears to be expanding access to capital to a larger pool of innovators.
National Science Foundation
1536022.
Coleman Fung Institute for Engineering Leadership
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Yale School of Management