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Industrial Clusters, Agglomeration and Economic Development

Name: Industrial Clusters, Agglomeration and Economic Development
Brand: MDPI AG
SKU: 49780851
Price: 71.19 EUR
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Author: Kuchiki Akifumi
ISBN: 9783725849352

Kuchiki Akifumi

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 49780851

Casa editrice MDPI AG, settembre 2025

Countries currently face the challenge of exploring how companies can drive innovation during the Fo... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 49780851

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Countries currently face the challenge of exploring how companies can drive innovation during the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that all countries across the globe require a "digital" economy as well as a "green" economy. Clusters, or agglomerations, are one of the most effective regional growth strategies for overcoming the current challenges. Its analysis can be performed from various angles, including organizational management, spatial economics, and sequencing economics. First, spatial economics can be used to drive location conditions in economic decision making. Second, sequencing economics provides an architectural theory of agglomeration. It analyzes the dynamic processes that construct segments of agglomerations efficiently and discusses how segments of agglomerations are sequenced for their efficient construction. Third, geographic management theory attempts to identify the factors that contribute to the competitive advantage of a region. Other approaches to clusters and economic development are welcome.