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Abstract
This report presents a systematic literature review (SLR) conducted from 2015 to 2022 on the subject of
crowdfunding as a finance option. The review comprises 38 articles sourced from various journals and employs
a qualitative technique for analysis. The objective of the study is to explore the role of crowdfunding as an
alternative funding source, emphasizing its significance in the financial landscape. The search yielded 96 out of
29 papers that specifically analyze crowdfunding, providing descriptive findings. However, none of the
contributions included qualitative analysis, highlighting a gap in the existing literature. The practical
implications of the review extend to policymakers, investors, entrepreneurs, and the finance sector, aiming to
facilitate informed decision-making in investment pursuits. The study adds value to the literature by
contributing to a deeper understanding of crowdfunding's importance as an alternative funding source.