The development of synergism conception in the economy of cluster industrial system

Sergey Kovalenko
PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Department of humanitarian sciences, Danube Institute of National University «Odessa Maritime Academy», e-mail:econ69@mail.ru

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Kovalenko, S. (2016), The development of synergism conception in the economy of cluster industrial system. Ed.: M. Zveryakov (ed.-in-ch.) and others [Rozvytok kontseptsii sinerhizmu v ekonomitsi klasternykh promyslovykh system; za red.: М. I. Zveriakova (gol. red.) ta in.], Socio-economic research bulletin; Vìsnik socìal’no-ekonomìčnih doslìdžen’ (ISSN 2313-4569), Odessa National Economic University, Odessa, Issue 1, No. 60, pp. 55–65.

Abstract

The article proposes the author’s approach to synergetic effect conception development for cluster industrial systems based on four types of synergism: effect of innovations transfer within a cluster; effect of increase in financial flow due to summation of financial flows of companies forming the cluster; effect of common usage of infrastructural objects; effect of decrease in transactions expenses. Conclusion is drawn about a new postmodern reality lying in combination of post-industrial manufacturing with network structure of economic area, supposing a transplantation of economic institutions by means of self-organization of hybrid network clusters, generating development synergy.

Keywords

synergy; synergetic effect; self-organization; integration; cluster industrial system; innovations; competitiveness; transaction expenses.

JEL classification: C120; C140; C180;  DOI: https://doi.org/10.33987/vsed.1(60).2016.55-65

UD classification: 332.135

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