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In brief...Swings and silicon roundabouts: does cluster policy work? Max Nathan March 2020 Paper No' CEPCP571: Full Paper ![]() Despite scepticism among researchers, policies to promote geographical clusters of firms in the same sector remain popular. Max Nathan evaluates a flagship programme set up a decade ago to accelerate the growth of Tech City in East London. While the cluster has increased in size and density, the outcomes for firm performance are – at best – mixed. That raises some bigger questions for future cluster policies. This article summarises 'Does Light Touch Cluster Policy Work? Evaluating the Tech City Programme' by Max Nathan, CEP Discussion Paper No. 1648 |
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