DETERMINANTS OF BUSINESS CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT
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https://doi.org/10.35774/jee2020.01.099Keywords:
Business clusters, innovation, competitive advantage, efficiency.Abstract
Business clusters are a new theory and idea of companies’ functioning, regardless of the kind of business they do or their market shares. Cluster initiatives are a business phenomenon because they are able to combine, and most importantly, to bring benefits to both small and large companies. Organizations with large resources as well as those that do not have a sufficiently large potential are able to cooperate in order to create mutual benefits, increase their competitiveness and obtain better financial results. The impulse for creating business clusters in a region is caused by the need to broadly support innovation and cooperation of business entities with scientific research and local government institutions in order to achieve common socio-economic benefits for the region.
JEL: F23, F61, O31.
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