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Clusters and Intercluster Spillovers : Their Influence on the Growth and Survival of Canadian Information Technology Firms

Globerman, Steven - 2010

We estimate the effects of clustering on the growth and survival of information technology (IT) firms in Canada, after controlling for firm-specific factors that might determine growth rates and survival. The results suggest that, in general, agglomeration at the regional and metropolitan levels...

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