klasterë

Klasterë is a term that refers to a group or collection of related entities, often in a geographical or conceptual proximity. In economics, a cluster refers to a geographical concentration of interconnected companies, specialized suppliers, service providers, firms in related industries, and associated institutions in a particular field that compete but also cooperate. These clusters are thought to enhance productivity, foster innovation, and create new business opportunities. Examples include Silicon Valley for technology or Hollywood for the film industry.

In a more general sense, klasterë can describe any set of items that are grouped together due to shared characteristics. This could be a cluster of stars in astronomy, a cluster of galaxies in cosmology, or a cluster of data points in statistics, indicating a pattern or relationship. The concept emphasizes a non-random association, suggesting underlying forces or common origins that bring these entities together. The study of klasterë often involves identifying the defining features of the group and understanding the mechanisms that led to its formation. The term is versatile and applied across various scientific and economic disciplines to describe organized groupings.