Supply chain and industrial cluster are the results of competition economy. Clustering analysis enable more efficient supply chain management practices. In this paper, we focus our discussion on the rough set theory for clustering supplier chain management. We propose ROSMAN (ROugh Set approach for clustering Supplier chain MANagement), an alternative algorithm for clustering supplier base mana...

Economies of agglomeration are central to the understanding of the emergence of industrial clustering. However, existing models that incorporate such agglomeration economies have been largely neglecting the vast amount of empirical evidence on inter-sectoral differences in the patterns of industrial concentration. In this paper, we propose a baseline model of firm location in presence of dynami...

Large numbers of industrial zones have emerged in the urban outskirts developing countries. Generally, these become economically efficient and environmentally unfriendly due to a lack regulation poor planning. Therefore, restructuring underperforming areas is urgently needed. However, most processes lead economic social issues, such as deindustrialization unemployment. this study proposed frame...

in today's competitive world, maintaining competitive power of industries is the requirement of remaining in the competition. in the case of small industries, it also needs to think about strategies of making the industries more competitive in order to survive and have successful activity in competition. in many countries, one of the methods that have gained successful experience in increa...

We quantify the amount of information filtered by different hierarchical clustering methods on correlations between stock returns comparing the clustering structure with the underlying industrial activity classification. We apply, for the first time to financial data, a novel hierarchical clustering approach, the Directed Bubble Hierarchical Tree and we compare it with other methods including t...

The developmental analysis of industrial clusters of small firms is particularly interested in replicating the famous successful stories of Italian industrial districts elsewhere in the world. This paper analyses the different views about the sources of successful clustering and the ways these views influence the developmental policy framework. Through the analysis of the districts of the Third...