Knowledge spillovers: cities' role in the new economy

Gerald A. Carlino

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Jerry Carlino points out that cities, no longer centers of manufacturing, now serve as centers of creativity and innovation. The resulting ?knowledge spillovers? are important components of today's economic growth.

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