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Predicting the Startup Valuation: A deep learning approach

The investment and funding decisions of a new venture are based on the startup valuation, which remains an inconclusive and disputable subject matter. For this purpose, well-established strategic management theories such as resource-based view (RBV), industrial structure effect, and network-based th...

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Published in:Venture capital (London) 2024-01, Vol.26 (1), p.75-99
Main Authors: Dhochak, Monika, Pahal, Sudesh, Doliya, Prince
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Competitive advantage
Deep learning
Entrepreneurs
Industrial structure
Learning
Money
neural network
Neural networks
Policy making
Prediction models
Startup valuation
Startups
Strategic management
Valuation
venture capitalists
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