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The Intellectual Property, Intangibles Valuation, & the Game Theory,
This review is from: Idea Makers and Idea Brokers in High-Technology Entrepreneurship: Fee vs. Equity Compensation for Intellectual Venture Capitalists (Hardcover)
Packed with classy and salient data, this book provides with seminal perspective on why, how, and when the Equity-for-service-based model works. From empirical evidence to factual narratives, Dr/Prof. Carayannis and Dr. Juneau provide with in-depth and in-breadth research framework that aids researchers of diverse profiles in addressing a variety of dilemmas concerning to the start-up, development and maintenance of successful business strategies, through catching up the rhythm and momentum of tough competition, especially in prof-fields of equity-based compensation. I am a medical doctor and read this book with pleasure, especially the chapter related to the Motivation and Equity-based Approach in Biomed Research and Clinical Trials. I thank the authors for countless and priceless messages and understand, why this book is included in the Library of Congress Catalogues (both, the LOC of the U.S and U.K).
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Idea Makers and Idea Brokers in High-Technology Entrepreneurship: Fee vs. Equity Compensation for Intellectual Venture Capitalists by Elias G. Carayannis (Hardcover - July 30, 2003)
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