Agent Modelling of Cluster Formation Processes in Regional Economic Systems (p. 64-77)
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regional economy; regional clusters; spontaneous clustering; agent imitational modelling; model of spontaneous clustering in regional economy; agents-producers; agents-suppliers; agents-customers; modelling of the algorithm of spontaneous clustering in regional economy; regularities of spontaneous clustering;All these keywords.
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