P. A. Andreyevskikh
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The process of transformation of the territorial and branch structure of the industry in
post-industrial Great Britain is considered in the paper. The author makes an attempt
to highlight the most important nonmaterial factors, and explores the new forms of
distribution of productive forces (clusters). The author also reveals the most important
territorial and sectoral shifts in the industry and the latest high-tech branches that are the most significant for the economy.
Key words: transformation, territorial and branch structure, industry, nonmaterial
factor, cluster, high-tech branch.
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