The impacts of quaternary industry clusters on people and places Flashcards

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What locations won’t benefit from quaternary growth

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Rural locations with limited communication (especially broadband)

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Give an impact clusters can have on the social character of a place

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Clusters attract a higher-educated, digitally proficient work force earing higher salaries which will change the social character of a place.

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What can clusters do to global connectivity?

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They can improve global connectivity of a place which attracts further interest and investment into the place as well as increasing productivity in research. This can lead to the development of a global hub.

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What is a global hub?

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A settlement or wider region that provides a focal point for activities that have a global influence. All mega-cities and world cities are global hubs, along with smaller settlements (like Cambridge, whose university and science park have a global reach).

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What are the negative impacts of the quaternary industry clusters on people

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Job opportunities for less skilled workers are limited

Higher-paid workers demand homes so house prices rise

Non-quaternary workers suffer from social exclusion

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How can a quaternary cluster change the image of a place

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A science or business park in a pleasant surrounding with good communications help in “place-making” creating a good image and attracting new workers and investors

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What is a unicorn?

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A unicorn is a privately held startup company valued at over $1 billion.

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