Informal innovation
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For decades, cities have been trying to capture the elusive formula that transforms them into thriving entrepreneurial hubs.Entrepreneurs have always connected with their peers, whether in ancient agoras, medieval guilds or Renaissance coffee houses. But leaps in digital capabilities – particularly the Internet and mobile technology – have led to the formation of new types of entrepreneur communities and energised grass-roots networking activities. Visit informalinnovation.economist.com to read more on our study
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Informal innovation
- 3. Ho Chi Ming City
- 4. Hong Kong
- 5. London
- 6. New York
- 8. Seoul
- 9. Shanghai
- 10. Singapore
- 11. Taipei
- 12. Tel Aviv
- 13. Visit http://informalinnovation.economist.com/ to read more on our study