Research On The Knowledge Spillovers And Learning In The Shenyang Automobile Industry Cluster

Auto industry is a typical sector of modern industry, but also any of the majorpowers can not let go of the pillar industries. Development of China’s automobileindustry has the characteristics of industrial clusters, in particular, Shenyang,northeast old industrial base, is one of the most important automotive cluster point inthe Northeast, although the rapid development of automobile industry in Shenyang,but we also should be a clear understanding of there is a big gap with foreignadvanced regions. More and more experience has shown that the knowledge spilloverand corporate learning is a cluster within the enterprise as well as a cluster to enhancethe technical knowledge strength, and ultimately the inevitable choice of the leaps andbounds. Shenyang Automobile Industry Cluster, for example, the knowledge spilloverfrom industrial clusters and enterprise learning perspective to analyze thedevelopment status and future direction of development. This article is divided intofour parts:Part I, the first chapter, describes the background and significance of thisresearch, Research in industrial clusters, knowledge spillovers, enterprise learning athome and abroad, as well as research methods and innovation.Part II, the second, third and forth chapters, describes the Shenyang AutomobileIndustry Cluster in knowledge spillover mechanism and enterprise learningmechanism, while the theoretical explanations behind the empirical selection of someindicators and lay the foundation.Part III, the fifth chapter, the theory expounded by the previous empiricalresearch, to build a system of indicators of the Shenyang Automobile Industry Clusteranalysis of Shenyang Automobile Industry Cluster in knowledge spillover learning,corporate learning enterprises in the clusterthe impact of an explanation.Part IV, chapter six, draw the main conclusions of the article, ShenyangAutomotive industry issues that need attention in future development, as well as thedeficiencies of this article and future research directions.