The Research of Enterprises Cluster Development Stages
Cai Ji-rong
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Cai Ji-rong
Abstract
The theory about enterprises cluster evolvement is much meaningful to cluster management and enterprise strategy making. In this paper, the competition and cooperation among cluster enterprises are analyzed. And four stages (agglomeration, division, innovation and conversion) with their characteristics, risks, government policies and enterprise strategies in each stage are studied. The authors suggest that the competition among cluster enterprises is the essential cause of cluster evolvement and the contradiction between cluster advantages and agglomeration diseconomy is the direct one.
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The theory about enterprises cluster evolvement is much meaningful to cluster management and enterprise strategy making. In this paper, the competition and cooperation among cluster enterprises are analyzed. And four stages (agglomeration, division, innovation and conversion) with their characteristics, risks, government policies and enterprise strategies in each stage are studied. The authors suggest that the competition among cluster enterprises is the essential cause of cluster evolvement and the contradiction between cluster advantages and agglomeration diseconomy is the direct one.
Key concepts: Economies of agglomeration, Cluster (spacecraft), Industrial organization, Business, Competition (biology), Contradiction, Cluster development, Government (linguistics)