STATE‐SPONSORED SEED VENTURE CAPITAL PROGRAMS: THE PENNSYLVANIA EXPERIENCE

Walter H. Plosila and David N. Allen

Review of Policy Research, 1987, vol. 6, issue 3, 529-537

Abstract: The venture capital industry represents the high growth end of the enterprise development spectrum. To promote this high value activity, states have ventured into new development finance realms. This article reviews various state approaches and concentrates on a diversified strategy adopted by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Date: 1987
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