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Nicoleta ODAE

Academia Română

The clusters and the poles of competitiveness favour exchanges between enterprises, universities, research centres and institutes in a concept of immediate proximity. The clusters and the poles of competitiveness must stimulate the urge for innovation in all technological fields, uphold the new national leaders in leading edge sectors, promote the creation of jobs in the industrial sector and also revive the industry. The clusters and the poles of competitiveness group the actors in the field of research and industry in a regional context. The innovation capacity and the international visibility remain the most important factors in recognizing a cluster and a pole of competitiveness.

ŒCONOMICA no. 4/2010

Keywords: regional innovation policy, cluster policy, poles of competitiveness, international visibility, competitiveness, innovation capacity, industrial policy

JEL: L52, L6, O14, O25, O32, R12, R58

Politica clusterelor în actualitatea Uniunii Europene

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