Nese Kumral () (Department of Economics, Ege University) Sedef Agüngör () (Department of Economics, Dokuz Eylül University) Aykut Lenger () (Department of Economics, Ege University)
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Industry clusters in a region represent a material basis for an innovation-based economy. The paper aims to explore the Turkish industry clusters by examining the inter-industry selling and purchasing relationships. The 1990 Turkish input-output table is used to identify the similarities between selling and purchasing patterns of 60 manufacturing industries and derive a matrix that describes the relative linkage between them. Principle component factor analysis reveals the presence of 12 distinct industry clusters. The largest cluster is the petroleum cluster, followed by vehicle and food and agricultural clusters. The firms within the identified clusters provide a potential to share technical information and knowledge transfer through formal or informal interactions.
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Paper provided by Ege University, Department of Economics in its series Working Papers with number
0612.
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