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El impulso de clusters como eje del desarrollo económico regional: el caso del mango en Piura

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El autor examina las condiciones para la viabilidad de una estrategia de desarrollo para el país basada en clusters desde una perspectiva regional.

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  • Alvarado, Mario, 2014. "El impulso de clusters como eje del desarrollo económico regional: el caso del mango en Piura," Revista Moneda, Banco Central de Reserva del Perú, issue 158, pages 42-46.
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