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A/PARC ReprintAuthors
Rafiq Dossani
Lawrence Saez
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Shorenstein APARC and the International Journal of Finance, page(s): 24
May 2001
Originally published in the International Journal of Finance, volume 12, number 4, 2000. Reprinted with permission. Prior written permission is required for further use of this material. Hard copies of this reprint are available from Shorenstein APARC.
Parent Publications
- Accessing Venture Capital in India
Rafiq Dossani
Shorenstein APARC (1999)
- Accessing Early-Stage Risk Capital in India
Rafiq Dossani, Asawari Desai
The South Asia Initiative, Shorenstein APARC, and The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) (2006)
Topics: Development | Economic development | Economics | Entrepreneurship | Silicon Valley | Venture capital | Asia-Pacific | India
