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venture life

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venture life [′ven·chər ‚līf]
(industrial engineering)
The period of time during which expenditures and reimbursements involving a given venture occur. Also known as financial life.
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11) See Chowdhury and Chowdhury (2001), who construct a dynamic theory of a joint venture life cycle that relies on synergy, organizational learning, and moral hazard.
Tariff jumping and joint ventures by Beladi, Hamid; Marjit, Sugata; Chakrabarti, Avik / Southern Economic Journal
The authors (University of Colorado) identify and explain the types and sources of financing available during each stage of the venture life cycle, and introduce the relevant legal and regulatory issues to consider when seeking financial capital.
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