Service industry in urban areas
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.46928Keywords:
urban agglomeration, service industry, big city, services, infrastructure, allocation.Abstract
The aim of the article is identifying the main factors and trends of self-organization of service industry with increasing the city and transition to agglomerations, analysis of the impact of interaction factor sites of objects of service industry in terms of single urbanization environment. It is proved that the service industry organizes itself, forming a system that mitigates competition. Recommendations that focus on improving the efficiency of allocation of infrastructure are given.
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