Industrial Clusters: R&D & Production

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Froggy Jumps Industrial Clusters: R&D & ProductionOnline version R&D and production clusters quiz by Z s2526 4C20 Tsui Tuen Yin Jana 4C20 1 What best describes an industrial cluster? a Factories equally spread nationwide. b Geographic concentration of related firms, suppliers and institutions. c A single firm dominating a city. 2 Which benefit is typical of clusters for R&D? a Higher travel costs. b Faster knowledge spillovers between firms. c Reduced collaboration. 3 In a cluster, what role do universities play? a Provide research and skilled graduates. b Serve only as customers. c Operate independent from firms. 4 How do clusters improve production efficiency? a Increases tariffs. b Requires exclusive contracts only. c Shared suppliers and infrastructure reduce costs. 5 What is a common risk of clusters? a Over-reliance on a single market. b Unlimited resources. c Competition crowding in can squeeze profits. 6 HKDSE format term: 'What policy can support cluster development?' a Ban on imports. b Nationalization of all firms. c Government grants and tax incentives. 7 Which is NOT typical of an industrial cluster? a Isolated firms with no interaction. b Specialized suppliers nearby. c Shared facilities. 8 R&D intensity effect in clusters? a Higher R&D collaboration leads to innovation. b R&D declines with more firms. c Clusters eliminate R&D. 9 Example of a cluster type? a National monopoly. b Random rural factory park. c Tech hardware cluster in Shenzhen. 10 What drives firms to locate in a cluster? a Mandatory government location. b Access to skilled labor and suppliers. c Only weather.

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R&D and production clusters quiz

by Z s2526 4C20 Tsui Tuen Yin Jana 4C20

What best describes an industrial cluster?

Factories equally spread nationwide.

Geographic concentration of related firms, suppliers and institutions.

A single firm dominating a city.

Which benefit is typical of clusters for R&D?

Higher travel costs.

Faster knowledge spillovers between firms.

Reduced collaboration.

In a cluster, what role do universities play?

Provide research and skilled graduates.

Serve only as customers.

Operate independent from firms.

How do clusters improve production efficiency?

Increases tariffs.

Requires exclusive contracts only.

Shared suppliers and infrastructure reduce costs.

What is a common risk of clusters?

Over-reliance on a single market.

Unlimited resources.

Competition crowding in can squeeze profits.

HKDSE format term: 'What policy can support cluster development?'

Ban on imports.

Nationalization of all firms.

Government grants and tax incentives.

Which is NOT typical of an industrial cluster?

Isolated firms with no interaction.

Specialized suppliers nearby.

Shared facilities.

R&D intensity effect in clusters?

Higher R&D collaboration leads to innovation.

R&D declines with more firms.

Clusters eliminate R&D.

Example of a cluster type?

National monopoly.

Random rural factory park.

Tech hardware cluster in Shenzhen.

What drives firms to locate in a cluster?

Mandatory government location.

Access to skilled labor and suppliers.

Only weather.

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Industrial Clusters: R&D & ProductionOnline version

by Z s2526 4C20 Tsui Tuen Yin Jana 4C20

What best describes an industrial cluster?

Which benefit is typical of clusters for R&D?

In a cluster, what role do universities play?

How do clusters improve production efficiency?

What is a common risk of clusters?

HKDSE format term: 'What policy can support cluster development?'

Which is NOT typical of an industrial cluster?

R&D intensity effect in clusters?

Example of a cluster type?

What drives firms to locate in a cluster?

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