Springs should focus on improving its sports and outdoor economy
Post on: 2011-09-05 By: admin
The economic development research is increasingly united around the finding that industry clusters are critical to long term, sustainable growth.
This is not news to the economic development leaders of our community. Most of the studies, reports and consultant reviews have advocated cluster development.
What seems to be more at issue is where to focus the region’s ...
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