Danny Kim
@jdanielkim
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asst professor @Wharton | researching & teaching entrepreneurship
Philadelphia, PA
Joined May 2012
RT @EdwardConard: The share of US firms with growth over 130%/year declined from 18% in 1985 to 12% in 2015, driven by a decline in new fir….
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RT @danielrock: My work with @ThankYourNiceAI @sj_manning @manlikemishap was covered by Knowledge at Wharton @whartonknows. Check it out he….
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Causal inference in tip-top shape 💪.
I'm convinced Google would do better if Sundar Pichai would lift heavy weights, or do fight sports. Deadlift ETF outperforms Google
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Academia used to be 🔥🔥.
In Renaissance Italy, mathematicians could challenge each other to math duels, where participants exchanged problems to solve. The one who solved most problems could gain the university position and income of the other participant.
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RT @joshgans: A long time coming but Entrepreneurship: Choice and Strategy with Erin Scott and Scott Stern is up for pre-order at Amazon.….
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RT @tristanbotelho: New paper: The Sociology of Entrepreneurship Revisited with @RanjayGulati and @OSorenson in the Annual Review of Sociol….
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RT @garrytan: For startups, this is actually going to help founders a lot. One of the key drivers of California innovation is that noncom….
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Could be an alarming sign that as our economy becomes less dynamic, it is harder for companies (esp after startup stage?) to grow. But a reason for optimism is that perhaps co's are finding it increasingly easier to keep steady & avoid hard times of contraction (+reduce failure?).
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In the past four decades, the share of “stagnant firms” in our economy (i.e., not growing or shrinking year-to-year) has increased to almost 40%(!) in recent years. This isn’t one of our main findings but I can’t stop thinking about it:.
Interesting & related trend is the rise of stagnant, near-zero growth firms, up from 30% in 1978 to 40% in 2020, just before the pandemic shows up in the BDS in 2021 (we have Mar 12th ref period!), when it fell to 38%. The pandemic pushed many firms to either grow or contract.
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RT @profzeke: *** EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE MY BOOK ***. The go-to book on immigration: fact-based, comprehensive, & nonpartisan. Learn more & pr….
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RT @PeterJ_Walker: What are the chances your startup gets bought?. Looked at the 553 acquisitions of Carta companies last year compared to….
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RT @HarvardBiz: Why so many employees leave after a startup acquisition — and how you can avoid an exodus.
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RT @wytham88: It turns out that this is really not great for people who work in science. Funding delays of > 30 days lead to: . - 40% incre….
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RT @PeterJ_Walker: US metro areas by startup funding - left hand is overall, right hand is per capita. Is this the best way to judge start….
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RT @whartonknows: Does immigration reduce wages and jobs available to non-immigrants?. @Wharton @ProfZeke Hernandez tells @Marketplace that….
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RT @restatjournal: Initial teams at a startup, not just founders, play a critical role in the success of young firms. Just Accepted new pap….
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RT @michaelgofman: Happy to share that my Journal of Finance paper with Zhao Jin titled “Artificial Intelligence, Education, and Entrepren….
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RT @marxmatt: ▶️️ is now live!. joint work w/@startupecon, we retrieve founding year for privately-held + publicly-….
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RT @florianederer: Everybody knows that graduating or being born in a recession has negative long-term effects . but did you know th….
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RT @whartonknows: Can a startup afford to lose the employees hired in its first year?. A new study suggests "no one can fill that void as e….
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