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A regional economy is characterized by a high level of industrial specialization, which is currently a stable and profitable state. However, if a significant number of specialized firms leave the region, it becomes less attractive for other similar firms, potentially causing a cascade of departures. Suppose a sudden, major technological disruption makes a key local industry obsolete, causing a large number of firms to shut down or relocate, pushing the regional economy past this critical point o

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