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Theoretical foundations and related literature

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In this chapter, the decision to invest at a distance is examined from two opposite perspectives. First, the potential rationales behind a VC firm’s decision to invest in international ventures are discussed based on managerial finance and internationalization literature. Second, the costs associated with investing at a distance are analyzed using agency theory. The third subsection concludes and highlights the identified research gaps and contribution of the thesis.

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Tarrade, H. (2012). Theoretical foundations and related literature. In: Cross-Border Venture Capital Investments. Gabler Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6939-2_2

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