Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5058878 | Economics Letters | 2014 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
â¢We investigate the impact of input market thickness on regional start-up activity.â¢Regional determinants of high and low complexity start-ups differ substantially.â¢Population, employment and investment density are conducive to start-ups in general.â¢Complex start-ups are pushed by a high density of human capital and R&D.
Start-ups in different industry groups are classified according to their average complexity. We find that thick regional input markets are conducive to start-up activity in general and complex start-ups in particular, but that some inputs are more important than others.
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Authors
Dirk Dohse, Andrea Vaona,