Explaining New Firm Survival: Is the Firm, Owner, or Agglomeration at Fault?
Abstract
This paper empirically estimates the effect of several sources of agglomeration on new firm survival while controlling for firm, entrepreneur, and regional variables using a discrete-time hazard model. We utilize the longitudinal Kauffman Firm Survey of almost 5000 US startups from 2004 to 2011. Unlike previous studies, we find that the overall hazard of entrepreneurs shutting down their new firms is not significantly affected by regional...
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Title
Explaining New Firm Survival: Is the Firm, Owner, or Agglomeration at Fault?
Published Date
Nov 21, 2019
Journal
Volume
46
Issue
2
Pages
323 - 343
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