Concept information
Preferred term
industrial districts
Definition(s)
- Industrial districts refer essentially to spatial agglomerations of a specific industry and/or related industries. There is no commonly shared definition of an industrial district and, at times, it has been a source of debate among geographers and economists, but the concept entails concentrations of related firms, suppliers, other support industries, customers, and, of increasingly paramount importance, a high level of human capital. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Industrial Districts]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-KKBSFJQX-V
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