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Governmental roleArticlesNGA publication on Cluster-Based Strategies for Growing State EconomiesAs one of a series of publications produced under the Innovation America initiative, the new National Governor's Association's Innovation America guide by Dr. Stuart Rosenfeld (president of Regional Technology Strategies, Inc.) examines what cluster strategies work best in a changing and challenging global economy. World Bank report "Competitiveness Partnerships"Benjamin Herzberg and Andrew Wright recently published a report for the World Bank on public-private dialogue. It is titled "Competitiveness Partnerships: Building and Maintaining Public-Private Dialogue to Improve the Investment Climate - A Resource Drawn from the Review of 40 Countries' Experiences". Policies for the development of knowledge-intensive local production systemsThis paper by Fiorenza Belussi was published in the Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1999. Montréal economic development plan officially launchedGérald Tremblay, Chairman of the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM) and Mayor of Montreal, officially launched the CMM's economic development plan, entitled "Charting Our International Future: A Competitive Montreal Metropolitan Region" on the 9 May. European Commission proposes a Competitiveness and Innovation Framework ProgrammeThe European Commission has outlined its intentions to boost Europe's competitiveness and innovation through a new programme, which shall run from 2007 until 2013 with a budget of 4.2126 billion euro.
European clustersThis article by Christian Ketels, Harvard Business school looks at European clusters. Is the US still the most positive jurisdiction for founding and developing a business?A paper by Grant Thornton (an interntational group of financial advisors) on whether UK entrepreneurs need more support to build up a sustainable technology sector and if the US is still the best model to follow. The Problem of AgencyMost existing clusters were not planned but grew spontaneously and have continued to be self-organised and self-sustaining. However, sometimes clusters do not maximise their capabilities due to a lack of structure or incapability to self-govern. In these cases, public intervention is the preferred policy. Korean government invests 784 million USD in high-tech clusterThe Korean government intends to lure 790 billion won (784 million US dollars) in investments before 2010 to build an industrial cluster for radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology in Songdo, near the western coast city of Incheon. Businesses working together in Victoria, AustraliaThis paper sets out current thinking on clusters and details the contribution a clusters approach can make to economic development. It is specifically aimed at cluster innitiatives in Victoria, Sydney. Files
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