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Industrial parks, which are characterized as a group of industrial businesses designed to meet the concomitant demands of different organizations within an area, have played an important role in the national development strategies of many countries. Industrial parks have received increasingly more attention over time. Nevertheless, few scholars hav...
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... Citation frequency partially reflects the attention a research paper receives, as well as its importance and standing in academic communication [23]. Highly cited publications offer insights into influential authors and significant research topics within a field over time. ...
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