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Innovation strategies of firms in industrial clusters and role of government in knowledge service

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Innovation strategies of firms in industrial clusters will change at different stages of the lifecycle of industrial cluster. Innovation ability and organizational forms of firms in cluster also evolve with the development of industrial clusters. Government policies and regulations contribute to cluster growth and technical innovation. But the role of government in cluster development also differs at different stages of cluster lifecycle.

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