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\"\" There is such a thing as too much of a good thing, asserts SoftBank president Nikesh Arora<\/a>. Investors from around the world have ratcheted up valuations of Indian startups<\/a> and this kills the discipline needed to run a sustainable business, says Arora. We agree. We would add that such open-fisted funding of startups has resulted in damaging brick-and-mortar businesses with which some of these web-based startups compete, often unfairly. Easy fortunes made on the basis of valuations that are yet to be validated by earnings create heroes and idols, attempting to imitate whom many aspiring entrepreneurs might shed their self-esteem and entrepreneurial energy , not because they fail to do business but because they do not see in the mirror the muscle-flexing, spandex-clad figure they adore and seek to become.
Of course, liberal startup funding has an upside. In a culture that bars society from taking on risk, save a few groups, forcing the majority to seek jobs rather than pur sue entrepreneurship, liberal funding prompts many more people to chase their dreams instead of chafing at their limiting roles in somebody else's business. This is most welcome. But this cannot, by itself, offset the damage. Investors who give their investee companies the freedom to burn cash encourage organisational flab: Housing.com is preparing to sack 600. e-Commerce companies have created a huge delivery business, on the strength of orders prompted by steep discounts financed by liberal funders. Once the discounts dry up, as they have to, when investors in e-commerce start looking for returns, will the delivery business sustain with its present manpower? The longer the discounts continue, the greater the hurt to offline retailers who do not have investors who think in terms of `burn rates' and valuation<\/a> changes.

\n\n\tJoseph Schumpeter coined the term creative destruction, to describe capitalism's inner dynamic that constantly revolutionises the production structure, destroying the old to create the new. Excess funding of startups probably deserves to be termed destructive creation.\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":48432083,"title":"Ecommerce players in India bet big on 4G for better shopping experience","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/ecommerce-players-in-india-bet-big-on-4g-for-better-shopping-experience\/48432083","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":false}],"related_content":[],"msid":48432258,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Nikesh Arora and destructive creation: \ufeffThe dangers of too liberal startup funding","synopsis":"Investors from around the world have ratcheted up valuations of Indian startups and this kills the discipline needed to run a sustainable business, says Arora","titleseo":"nikesh-arora-and-destructive-creation-the-dangers-of-too-liberal-startup-funding","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2015-08-11 09:44:24","lastupd":"2015-08-11 09:45:46","breadcrumbTags":["Internet","editorial","valuation","Nikesh Arora","Startups"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"nikesh-arora-and-destructive-creation-the-dangers-of-too-liberal-startup-funding"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2015-08-11" data-index="article_1">

    Nikesh Arora和破坏性的创造:太自由创业融资的危险

    来自世界各地的投资者逐步加大了印度公司的估值,这杀死纪律需要一个可持续的业务运行,Arora说
    • 更新于2015年8月11日上午9:45坚持
    有一种东西,太多的好事,断言软银总裁Nikesh Arora。来自世界各地的投资者已经上调了印度的估值创业公司这杀死纪律需要一个可持续的业务运行,Arora说。我们同意。我们将增加了这种open-fisted初创企业的资金导致破坏性的实体企业,其中一些网络创业竞争,经常不公平。轻松赚大钱的基础上有待验证的估值收益创造英雄和偶像,许多有抱负的企业家可能试图模仿谁摆脱他们的自尊心和创业活力,不是因为他们不做生意,而是因为他们不炫耀武力,在镜子里看到spandex-clad图他们崇拜并寻求成为。
    当然,自由创业融资有其积极的一面。文化,禁止社会承担风险,节省几组,迫使大部分找工作而不是pur苏创业,自由资金促使更多的人去追逐自己的梦想,而不是擦伤限制角色在别人的业务。这是最受欢迎的。本身,但这不能抵消伤害。给他们的投资者投资企业的自由燃烧现金鼓励组织松弛:Housing.com正准备解雇600人。电子商务公司已经创建了一个巨大的交付业务,凭订单由于大幅折扣由自由的资助者。一旦折扣干涸,因为他们必须,当投资者在电子商务开始寻找回报,将交付业务维持目前的人力吗?折扣持续的时间越长,伤害越大离线零售商没有投资者认为“烧钱率”和估值的变化。

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    约瑟夫•熊彼特创造性破坏创造了这个词,来描述资本主义的内部动态,不断我们的生产结构,摧毁旧的来创建新的。初创企业的过剩资金可能应该被称为破坏性的创造。
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    \"\" There is such a thing as too much of a good thing, asserts SoftBank president Nikesh Arora<\/a>. Investors from around the world have ratcheted up valuations of Indian startups<\/a> and this kills the discipline needed to run a sustainable business, says Arora. We agree. We would add that such open-fisted funding of startups has resulted in damaging brick-and-mortar businesses with which some of these web-based startups compete, often unfairly. Easy fortunes made on the basis of valuations that are yet to be validated by earnings create heroes and idols, attempting to imitate whom many aspiring entrepreneurs might shed their self-esteem and entrepreneurial energy , not because they fail to do business but because they do not see in the mirror the muscle-flexing, spandex-clad figure they adore and seek to become.
    Of course, liberal startup funding has an upside. In a culture that bars society from taking on risk, save a few groups, forcing the majority to seek jobs rather than pur sue entrepreneurship, liberal funding prompts many more people to chase their dreams instead of chafing at their limiting roles in somebody else's business. This is most welcome. But this cannot, by itself, offset the damage. Investors who give their investee companies the freedom to burn cash encourage organisational flab: Housing.com is preparing to sack 600. e-Commerce companies have created a huge delivery business, on the strength of orders prompted by steep discounts financed by liberal funders. Once the discounts dry up, as they have to, when investors in e-commerce start looking for returns, will the delivery business sustain with its present manpower? The longer the discounts continue, the greater the hurt to offline retailers who do not have investors who think in terms of `burn rates' and     valuation<\/a> changes.

    \n\n\tJoseph Schumpeter coined the term creative destruction, to describe capitalism's inner dynamic that constantly revolutionises the production structure, destroying the old to create the new. Excess funding of startups probably deserves to be termed destructive creation.\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":48432083,"title":"Ecommerce players in India bet big on 4G for better shopping experience","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/ecommerce-players-in-india-bet-big-on-4g-for-better-shopping-experience\/48432083","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":false}],"related_content":[],"msid":48432258,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Nikesh Arora and destructive creation: \ufeffThe dangers of too liberal startup funding","synopsis":"Investors from around the world have ratcheted up valuations of Indian startups and this kills the discipline needed to run a sustainable business, says Arora","titleseo":"nikesh-arora-and-destructive-creation-the-dangers-of-too-liberal-startup-funding","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2015-08-11 09:44:24","lastupd":"2015-08-11 09:45:46","breadcrumbTags":["Internet","editorial","valuation","Nikesh Arora","Startups"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"nikesh-arora-and-destructive-creation-the-dangers-of-too-liberal-startup-funding"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/nikesh-arora-and-destructive-creation-the-dangers-of-too-liberal-startup-funding/48432258">