Clusters are geographic concentrations of interconnected companies and institutions in related industries. They increase productivity and drive innovation through collaboration and competition. Being part of a cluster provides companies access to specialized suppliers, skilled workers, information, and institutions which improves productivity without a loss of flexibility. Clusters stimulate new business formation by lowering barriers to entry and enabling access to needed resources.
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