Organisations' location choices: The demand drivers for clustering and dispersal of functions across geographical area

The primary objective of this research is to assess the location choices of large-scale organisations and the internal and external demand drivers that cause organisations to cluster and/or disperse their activities across geographical space. To understand these internal and external location demand drivers, theories from the field of urban economics and corporate real estate management are used. The theories of urban and regional economics that explain the organisation of economic activity at urban and regional scale levels are also applied at the individual scale level of a firm/ organisation.

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location
agglomeration economies

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