Metro-Matrix Theory » Metropolitan Discipline Video Slides » 03 The Economic Component
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Metropolitan Discipline: 03/20 The Economic Component (Pedro B. Ortiz) |
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Metropolises need to compete. The Globalization makes metropolises complementary one to each other. The ones that work more efficiently use the others for their benefit. Able to work better their position themselves as turning tables of the global network. We shall see in this lecture the Economic Component of the Metropolitan Genoma, to understand what we have to do to make our metropolises competitive. |
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03 Video transcript with reference slides |
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03 Componente Económico: Transcripción al español |
| Las metrópolis necesitan competir. La globalización hace que las metrópolis se complementen en una trama global. Las que trabajan con mayor eficacia se sirven de las otras. Son capaces de mejorar su posición convirtiéndose en las plataformas de la red global. Veremos en esta charla el Componente Económico del Genoma Metropolitano. Nos ayuda a comprender lo que tenemos que hacer para que nuestras metrópolis sean competitivas. | |
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