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Review on Logistics Industry Cluster

Xiao Shao, Feng Hai, Jian Qun Zhu

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Logistics has been focused in the cluster development as a part of service industry. This article establishes the frame of logistics industry cluster research based on the frame of service industry cluster, summaries the study of logistics industry cluster, concludes the direction characters and suggests improving it in deeper theory level.

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Logistics has been focused in the cluster development as a part of service industry. This article establishes the frame of logistics industry cluster research based on the frame of service industry cluster, summaries the study of logistics industry cluster, concludes the direction characters and suggests improving it in deeper theory level.

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Logistics has been focused in the cluster development as a part of service industry. This article establishes the frame of logistics industry cluster research based on the frame of service industry cluster, summaries the study of logistics industry cluster, concludes the direction characters and suggests improving it in deeper theory level.

Key concepts: Cluster (spacecraft), Business cluster, Frame (networking), Business, Service (business), Tertiary sector of the economy, Industrial organization, Cluster development

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