إنشاء العناقيد الصناعية المتخصصة: تجربة العناقيد الصناعية للسيارات اليابانية

Abstract EN

Most international economists define industrial clusters unanimously as a geographical gathering of a group of companies that have a common intertwining relationship in the field of production, whether vertical or horizontal.

this paper explains the Japanese model of industrial clusters and the productive advantage of Japanese companies.

it requires the provision of an appropriate climate and the characteristics of the cluster, as japan, following the adoption of the industrial cluster creation laws, has developed scientific research and flexibility in the movement of production factors, and the experience of Sairate production in the Aytech cluster has shown the extent of the climate impact on the cluster and its success.