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Clusters and cluster policy have become a dominant paradigm in the world of both economic development theory and … various forms of intervention. Yet despite the large amount of writing on clusters, there is substantial vagueness and … ambiguity about the concept itself as well as how clusters work to bring about economic growth and whether policies put in place …
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article reflects on post- and pre-2000 development from the perspective of the evolution of regional clusters of knowledge …-based activity. Four case studies of knowledge clusters are presented—Silicon Valley (United States), Cambridge (United Kingdom …), Ottawa (Canada), and Helsinki (Finland)—as a means of understanding how the modus operandi of such clusters is evolving …
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This article examines a set of industries including financial investment, fashion, and culture that tend to predominate in certain cities such as New York and London. Using data on business establishments and wages for the United States and Canada, the author shows that these industries exhibit...
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Regional economic development strategies are becoming increasingly popular with policy makers. Yet the role of government in cluster development and sustainability is not clearly understood. This research attempts to fill the gap between cluster theory and public administration by testing a...
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economic development. Concurrently, regional economic development strategies have emphasized targeting economic clusters. This … university in North Carolina that were undertaken with two different regional economic clusters. …
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