The crowding‐out effect within government funding: Implications for within‐source diversification
Abstract
The benefits and risks of revenue diversification lead scholars to propose within‐source diversification as a possible compromise. Although this revenue strategy sounds promising, no scholarly attention has been devoted to empirically examining it. This study explores within‐source diversification across government funding, specifically whether nonprofit receipt of support from a major government funder affects support from other government...
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Title
The crowding‐out effect within government funding: Implications for within‐source diversification
Published Date
Jan 22, 2019
Volume
29
Issue
4
Pages
611 - 622
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