Literature Review on the Governmental Venture Capital Academic Articles Between 2000 and 2018

Endre Mihály Molnár, Erika Jáki () and Noémi Németh
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Endre Mihály Molnár: Business School Faculty, Corvinus University of Budapest
Erika Jáki: Business School Faculty, Corvinus University of Budapest
Noémi Németh: Business School Faculty, Corvinus University of Budapest

A chapter in Finance and Sustainability, 2020, pp 191-201 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This paper aims to identify the trends of academic research after 2000 in the field of the governmental intervention at the venture capital market. In our structured literature review, we collected articles from the EBSCO host research platform. To ensure a decent quality of the academic work, only peer-reviewed, English, written journal articles ranked by the Scimago Journal Rankings were considered, with the focus on the government intervention at the venture capital market. The systematic review of a comprehensive set of articles reveals that the prevailing Governmental Venture Capital (GVC) literature is mainly driven by two dominant logics: the reason for the governmental entry to the VC market and the effects of the GVC on the venture capital market ecosystem. Moreover, the collected articles were classified according to various topics identified in these research streams. Our paper’s main limitation is, that only English written articles were investigated. This approach disregards the domestic language written articles, which can hold added value to map out the effects of GVC on local ecosystems. Our literature review investigated the articles published between 2000 and 2018, while the last two literature reviews in this topic investigated the articles published up to 2014. Our broader classifications and new dimensions help researchers to identify unique research questions and thus foster GVC research. This literature review is relevant to policy makers recognizing the importance of government participation in venture capital markets.

Date: 2020
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-34401-6_16

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