| The attributive properties of clusters inherent in the traditional interpretation of this economic category |
The attribute properties of the cluster, forming the contradictions of the process of cluster development |
| The formed structure of spatial localization of enterprises and organizations of the cluster in the region, due to infrastructure, logistical advantages, economies of scale and other factors |
Plastic adaptability of the spatial boundaries of the cluster, the presence of several circuits of interaction with the external environment (political, investment and financial, technological, personnel, etc.) |
| Monocentric agglomeration of production around a single cluster core, which is a large production or scientific-educational complex |
Polycentric conurbation, which is a complex multicomponent system with intensive production, transport and organizational links |
| Absorption of external effects of cluster development of the peripheral territory of the cluster, the positive impact of clustering processes on the socio-economic development of the region as a whole |
Formation of the core of the cluster and a stable structure of economic relations and relations within the internal environment of the cluster, the occlusive nature of external transactions in adverse economic conditions |
| Variety of organizational forms and options for the industrial specialization of cluster members within value chains |
The need to maintain the complementarity of organizations and enterprises of the cluster, as well as its relative homogeneity with respect to the external environment |
| Dependence of cluster development on the existing sectoral specialization of the region in the scale of the national economic system |
The need to implement an innovative scenario of advanced development of production of a new technological structure in order to ensure competitiveness in international markets |
| Cooperation of cluster enterprises within the framework of the general infrastructure and institutional environment forming on its territory |
Competition between cluster enterprises for common cluster resources, technologies, and infrastructure capabilities |
| Centralization of functions for managing cluster development processes at specialized cluster management companies |
Decentralization of cluster development processes, independent strategies of enterprises and organizations to realize the benefits of participation in the cluster |
