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Lee Munnich researches industry clusters in Minnesota.

Their analysis will zero in on so-called trading clusters. What are they? Briefly, clusters are groupings of companies in similar industries that have common needs for talent, technology and infrastructure. "They could be anywhere," says Munnich, "but they tend to clump together."

MinnPost
November 13, 2012

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