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Stimulation of high growth, high technology start-ups is part of industrial policies of interventionist governments. Since the Handover, Hong Kong, in a departure from traditional laissez faire positive non-interventionism, has attempted these policies. The CUHK's Center of Entrepreneurship, in a comprehensive study, "Innovation Policy and High Growth Startups" looks at the issues of stimulating high growth startups and assesses the government's ongoing efforts to intervene effectively in the economy.
The research is part of a multi-country study, undertaken by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Consortium, an international team of some 150 researchers in more than 40 countries who periodically poll entrepreneurship internationally.
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