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One variant, [[micro venture capital]] makes investments in start-ups on a scale too small to attract the attention of most VCs. |
One variant, [[micro venture capital]] makes investments in start-ups on a scale too small to attract the attention of most VCs. |
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A venture capital firm is a financial intermediary that pools the resources of its partners and uses the funds to help entrepreneurs start up new businesses.
One variant, micro venture capital makes investments in start-ups on a scale too small to attract the attention of most VCs. i dont understand
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