Companies spun out of universities: different typologies for different performance patterns

Giuseppe Criaco · Tommaso Minola · Christian Serarols i Tarrés · Apurav Yash Bhatiya

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The main objective of this chapter is to critically embrace the heterogeneity of university-based companies, to describe the peculiarity of their founding team (as a form of resource transferred from the university) and to analyze differences in performance among different typologies of university-based companies.

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