Strategic Ideas and Principles for Global Competion

  •  Effective strategy must be set in the global context
  • Regions are more competitive in scale and assets than cities or nations
  • The engines of prosperity for regions are “economic clusters,” networks of inter-connected industries that strengthen each other and represent value-added products and services.
  • The key to effective regional strategy is advancement of regional clusters that produce globally traded goods and services, which in turn, provide a flow of money and talent into the region. 
  • The overall goal of regional strategy is to create “virtuous cycles” that connect economic clusters, education, culture, health, environment, and civic infrastructure.
  • Sustainable prosperity comes from a local culture of innovation and entrepreneurship, not from short-term gains in recruiting companies.

(Printed by permission from A Handbook for Regional Strategic Planning, Dr. Scott T. Massey, ©2009.)

 

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