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DictionarySeeagglomerationEncyclopediaSeeAgglomerationAgglomeration Economies
Agglomeration EconomiesThe net advantage of building one or more businesses in a city or other large population center. Agglomeration economies occur when the larger market, lower transportation costs, and other benefits outweigh the added expenses (such as higher rent or taxes) of living in a city. This concept is closely associated with economies of scale. See also: Diseconomies of agglomeration. |