The Performance of New-Venture Divisions Is Generally Not Up to the Levels

question 18

Multiple Choice

The performance of new-venture divisions is generally not up to the levels of those achieved by private venture capital firms because ________.

• A) it does not have proprietary access to a valuable technology
• B) it is consolidated with the parent organization
• C) it probably doesn't possess the necessary venture-capitalist managerial skills
• D) it receives an abundance of resources from the parent firm

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