Clusters and Competitiveness: A New Federal Role for Stimulating Regional Economies
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Regional industry clusters—geographic concentrations of interconnected firms and supporting organizations—represent a potent source of productivity at a moment of national vulnerability to global economic competition. For that reason, the federal government should establish an industry clusters program that stimulates the collaborative interactions of firms and supporting organizations in regional economies to produce more commercial innovation and higher wage employment.
by Karen G. Mills, Elisabeth B. Reynolds, and Andrew Reamer
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