Crowdfunding A Bibliometric Analysis and Future Research Agenda

A summary of research projects on crowdfunding. It contains a
thorough examination of the bibliometric and scientific components
of the literature on crowdsourcing, addressing important topics,
author connections, participating nations, top journals, and shifting
research priorities. Excel and VOSviewer are two of the technologies
used in this study for data visualisation and analysis. These results
underscore the significance of networks, social media, social capital,
regulation, fintech, and social capital in crowdfunding studies.
The significance of both direct and indirect experience in the
learning process for entrepreneurs in the crowdsourcing industry
is also covered in the document. It also discusses how financial
regulations affect the decrease of fraudulent activity and increase
the effectiveness of resource allocation in the fintech industry.