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One size does not fit all: Why do some new ventures benefit from participating in accelerators more than others?
Startup participation in business accelerators has increased steadily in recent years. This study aims to identify which startups benefit most from these programs. Specifically, we examine startups’ prior product knowledge and its influence on the learning gained from the accelerator’s structured le
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