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Angel investing in China: group decision-making and the role of social contagion

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Angel investing in China: group decision-making and the role of social contagion. / Xiao, Li; Steier , LIoyd.
2019. Paper presented at RENT XXXIII - Research in Entrepreneurship and Small Business, Berlin, Germany.

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Xiao, L & Steier , LI 2019, 'Angel investing in China: group decision-making and the role of social contagion', Paper presented at RENT XXXIII - Research in Entrepreneurship and Small Business, Berlin, Germany, 27/11/19 - 29/11/19.

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Xiao, L., & Steier , LI. (2019). Angel investing in China: group decision-making and the role of social contagion. Paper presented at RENT XXXIII - Research in Entrepreneurship and Small Business, Berlin, Germany.

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Xiao L, Steier LI. Angel investing in China: group decision-making and the role of social contagion. 2019. Paper presented at RENT XXXIII - Research in Entrepreneurship and Small Business, Berlin, Germany.

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Xiao, Li ; Steier , LIoyd. / Angel investing in China : group decision-making and the role of social contagion. Paper presented at RENT XXXIII - Research in Entrepreneurship and Small Business, Berlin, Germany.

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title = "Angel investing in China: group decision-making and the role of social contagion",
abstract = "We explore the interplay between traditional evaluation criteria and social contagion in affecting investing behaviors and decisions of groups{\textquoteright} investors. Using in-depth data from a 26-month inductive field study of angel investing groups, we build a grounded model of underlying contagion effects on investing decisions. We ascertain three dimensions of a group{\textquoteright}s credibility - collective analysis, collective fits, and professional structure, which encourage investors to appreciate gut feel and follow the earlier decisions of others. Moreover, our data suggest three factors – intrinsic quality, uncertainty, and personal traits – that moderate social contagion effects on investing behaviors and decisions. ",
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