Considering the distance decay effect of technological spillover, the enterprise dominant cluster innovation model is analyzed. First, the clusters are divided into two types, namely, single-leading enterprise dominant cluster and multi-leading enterprise dominant cluster. Then the impact of firms' temporal and spatial distance on products market and innovation input of different cluster firms is explored. Finally the decision-making conditions and effects of game are analyzed.
Key words
cluster /
technology innovation /
distance decay effect /
game analysis
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