INDUSTRY BRANCHING AND NETWORK STRUCTURE: AN EXPLORATION OF INTERDEPENDENCIES
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Industry Branching, Network Structure, Economic NetworksAbstract
This scientific article explores the intricate relationship between industry branching and network structure, shedding light on how these interconnected phenomena shape the dynamics of modern economies. With the rapid evolution of industries and the increasing reliance on networked systems, understanding the interplay between industry branching and network structure becomes paramount. This article delves into the theoretical foundations, empirical evidence, and practical implications of this complex interrelationship, offering insights that can guide policymakers and business leaders in optimizing industrial ecosystems.
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