Sentence examples for firm clusters from inspiring English sources

Results from CGE models may therefore be biased for certain energy-intensive firm clusters or industries, and an evaluation of energy pricing policies using these models may be unduly positive.

For instance, firm clusters facilitate the spread of knowledge due to increased opportunities for learning from nearby workers and firms (i.e. knowledge spillovers); clusters of firms also gain the advantage of drawing upon skilled pools of nearby labor (i.e. labor market pooling) as well as the ability to share valuable intermediate input providers (i.e., input sharing).

As to place-based policies, the firm cluster zoning (FCZ) regulation is more efficient than the urban growth boundary (UGB) policy.

t-statistics are robust to heteroscedasticity and firm clustering effect ***, **, * denote statistical significance at 1, 5 and 10%%, respectively.

Venture capital used to be a tight club of formal firms clustered near Silicon Valley, Boston, and New York.

Financial firms cluster in London because they derive external economies of scale.

In Silicon Valley the leading venture-capital firms cluster on a leafy hill overlooking Stanford University.

The computing and telecoms firms clustered in out-of-town business parks pay well; unemployment is rare.

The results show that the firms cluster into four technological trajectories, but only "market-oriented innovators" engage significantly more in eco-innovation.

IF YOU thought the rise in the number of political lobbying firms clustered around New Labour was surprising, try the less glitzy world of the think-tank.

In making the trek from Congress to the lobbying firms clustered on K Street in downtown Washington, many of these departing officials will be following a well-trod path.