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Predicting Startup Exit from Textual Descriptors - A Computational Linguistics Framework
This study shows that textual descriptors alone can predict early-stage startup success, defined as Exit, without relying on contextual, financial, or human capital variables. Using venture capital-curated datasets covering 7,419 startups over 20 years, the research isolates text-based framing varia
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