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Entrepreneurial clusters and the co-agglomeration of related industries : spinouts in Portuguese plastics and molds

Baptista, Rui; Costa, Carla - 2014 - Preliminary version

presence and strength of incumbent firms in the same or in related industries. This study examines how co-agglomeration (or … may drive collocation: the inheritance of capabilities from local incumbents by spinout founders; and agglomeration … industries. If agglomeration economies explain industry collocation, one would expect firms from related industries to collocate …

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