Psychological Determinants of Investor Motivation in Social Media-Based Crowdfunding Projects: A Systematic Review
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2020
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Background: Using the power of Internet, crowdfunding platforms are currently changing the traditional landscape of fundraising. Social media-based IT platforms in particular are bringing the creators of crowdfunding projects closer than ever to potential investors. A large variety of factors …
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| Authors | Popescul D;Radu LD;Păvăloaia VD;Georgescu MR;; |
| Journal | Frontiers in psychology |
| Year | 2020 |
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