The support for clustering development in Polish realities
Journal Title: Logistics and Transport - Year 2012, Vol 14, Issue 1
Abstract
Therefore, cluster-based policy gains an exceptional meaning. Selecting that model of policy, the problem of public aid and support instruments’ appliance are crucial issues. Beside the aspects that were mentioned above, the author also discusses barriers and limitations which are con-nected with cluster-based policy. The conclusions and implications that are presented are for the most part the aftermath of the author’s own re-search on cluster development issues.
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Jan Kaźmierski
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