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Where Art Thou?

By: Fast Company staffThu Feb 14, 2008 at 6:35 PM
The four kinds of places that make up today's creative world.

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Innovators: Tokyo

A handful of locales generate most innovations. The ongoing communications and transportation revolutions let ideas circulate among these places easily and constantly.

Producers: Guadalajara

These regions use established innovations and creativity--often imported from other places--to produce goods and services. Increasingly, they are becoming innovators in their own right.

Global Slums: Bogotá

The large, densely populated centers of the developing world are rife with poverty, social and political unrest, and little meaningful economic activity.

Big Valleys: Greenland

The rest of the world is made up of the rural areas and far-flung places that have meager populations and economies.

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Ethonomics, Work/Life, globalization, economic development, Business Books, Tokyo, Guadalajara, Bogota, Greenland, Business

From Issue 123 | March 2008

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