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3Ts of Community Innovation

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Test your grasp of Talent, Technology, and Tolerance and their subfacets.

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3Ts of Community Innovation
 

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3Ts of Community InnovationOnline version

Test your grasp of Talent, Technology, and Tolerance and their subfacets.

by Stephanie Gifford
1

What are the three 'Ts' core to community innovation?

2

Which subfacet best fits Talent in the 3Ts model?

3

Which subfacet is associated with Technology in the 3Ts?

4

What concept helps explain how Talent fuels regional innovation in the 3Ts framework?

5

Tolerance as a T in the 3Ts emphasizes openness to what?

6

Which bohemian index concept relates to creativity within a city?

7

Richard Florida's research on urban innovation began after his work helping to revitalize which city's economy?

8

What is a key reason Florida’s 3Ts attract innovation in urban areas?

9

In the 3Ts framework, what is a 'tech-pole'?

10

How do these 3Ts contribute to sustained innovation in a community?

11

What does the "Tech-Pole" index measure?

12

What percentage of the American workforce does the creative class comprise, according to Florida?

13

Approximately how many people in the U.S. make up the creative class occupations?

14

What does TBF stand for in the context of economic growth?

15

Tolerance in Florida's model refers to a community's openness to which of the following?

16

What does an over-representation on the Bohemian Index demonstrate about a region?

17

The concept that creative ideas and creative people thrive when brought together is similar to which concept discussed earlier in the textbook?

18

Florida's research suggests that creativity and innovation flourish best in which type of environment?

19

According to Florida, which cities ranked highest on his Creativity Index?

20

What are the TWO indices Florida created to measure tolerance?

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