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The real metric is density of funding. I don't just mean potential funds, but frequent funding of startups. For example, Utah has a pretty high concentration
by phamilton 14y ago
The real metric is density of funding. I don't just mean potential funds, but frequent funding of startups.
For example, Utah has a pretty high concentration (per capita) of startups, but investors are extremely risk averse. I've heard countless tales of startups having difficulty getting local funding and looking elsewhere.
- endtime 14y agohttp://www.arcticstartup.com/2011/06/15/vc-per-capita-europe-7-us-72-israel-142 http://www.arcticstartup.com/2011/06/15/vc-per-capita-europe... implies (nationwide numbers only) that it is quite high...