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“Why 45% of government-backed startups can't raise private funding”
...do not get VC funding to match your grants. Can you talk a bit about the what's going wrong, so to say? Why is it that there are companies that are backed by the EIC that the private markets then do n
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“55% of European startups get funding easily, but entire regions lack VC systems”
...funding. And also another dramatic one, 10 comp 10% or 15% of our companies do not get funding at all. Not private and then also not ours. There are two reasons for it. One is that we still have a lot
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...funding agreements, the terms that we had around what you might call everything bagel policy Mhmm. Basically codified the commitments the firms themselves had made to the communities that they were investing in. It essentially said, hey. You told the
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...direct funding agreements, the terms that we had around what you might call everything bagel policy Mhmm.
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...funding. They just turned it off as they turned all these different things off and have never given people a serious effort to come back in and say, this is what we do. They just fired half of the people at DOE. DOE is if you look at it, DOE has the
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...and a funding program, all of which could be subject to their own challenge periods. And in each of these challenge periods, the commerce department is going back to The States and saying, we really like your five year plan, but you your your workfor
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attack in the beginning and all that stuff, but on the substance of it, there's a lot of precedent for the government getting warrants, equity, or loans. I never liked the giving away of the American taxpayers' dollars. I never liked that, especially
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...funding for the household survey. It might have been just small amount, but but nothing significant. By 2023, we were having to find almost 4,000,000, dollars 5,000,000 more. So the cost of the survey Is that per year or per month? That would be for
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...in funding from USAID in 2023. That was 8% of their annual income. That's a little suspicious. Thomson Reuters, which is the consulting arm of Reuters, they've received $120,000,000 from the federal government since 2011. That's got to be looked at a
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...funding through the tax code, more enterprises, and certain enterprises that you wouldn't otherwise fund. So there are trade offs when you make decisions about how you administer your industrial policy.
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expand the costs of your unemployment statistics program because you're running essentially two systems simultaneously. We think that to modify the current population survey, which is the survey of households, would cost around 15,000,000 to 20,000,0
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Well, I I think the biggest challenge we're having right now is trying to get private sector to lock in for some things that might not have a payoff for five, ten years and how do we avoid student body left, student body right with administrations co
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...I kept funding the business. And then next year, last year, we applied again. A 125 companies applied. 25 were shortlisted. We all went through incredible diligence. We won. Incredible validation. At the end of that entire process, so really two year
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a rare earths mine and processing facility. So we've historically done this through grants and and and loans. And as you say, the idea was the the public return was what we have chip manufacturing in The US, or we have rare earths processing in The U
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about the idea that the government is picking winners with MP or picking winners with Intel, Let's say again with MP. Should the direction be that not that we get rid of the equity component, but that we just sort of build out the program so that any
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the proxy for intelligence was money. Right? Jason Calacanis has talked about having an investor test, but I knew I knew JCal loves that investor test idea. Way. Like, I've seen dumber ideas. I think he's onto something. I appreciate that on principl
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