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阜新翻譯公司關(guān)鍵字：Modern capitalist production system in the past 20 years, the Ford system from a relatively rigid structure of production to more flexible forms of organization evolution accompanied by the accumulation regime and mode of social regulation also changes accordingly. Scott (1988) study of contemporary forms of capitalist organization of production and spatial relationship between the dynamics of the economy, to clarify changes in production systems in North America and Western Europe, a notable feature is that the Ford system of mass production and the relative decline in the importance of less rigid and based on more adaptive (ie, flexible) technology and the institutional structure of the relative increase in production activities. Many new industrial space began to appear in the economic landscape. Ford's system of old industrial space and flexible space for the accumulation of new industries significantly different, reflecting different for each system, industrialization and regional growth patterns.Industrial geographers on the spatial organization of the production is usually applied macroeconomic theory, such as long-wave theory (Kondratieff, 1935; Mande1, 1980), regulation theory (Aglietta, 1987; Lipietz, 1987)). Macroeconomic theory can better explain the national scale and supra-national scale changes in industrial location, but can not properly explain the location-specific spatial organization of the production of unique, contrary to the results of its space due to the special stage of development of production . The new "flexible specialization" (Piore and Sabel, 1984) and "flexible accumulation" (Scott, 1984) system on location-specific spatial organization of the industry conducted a pioneering study. Phelps (1992) in the flexible specialization and flexible accumulation and detailed description of the proposed industrial agglomeration of micro-economic explanation.(A) Flexible accumulation and industry together"Flexible accumulation" on behalf of the coming era of more widely available external economic era. Scott and Storper's contributions is based on external logic provides a detailed analysis. Scott (1983,1986) on the production and transaction costs and external analysis of the relationship between the economy, a new system outside of the accumulation of the core
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