Diseconomies of Scale Definition | Becker

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Diseconomies of Scale

 

  1. Diseconomies of scale is the state in which the long-run average total cost increases as the quantity of output produced increases. See also economies of scale. Increases in average total costs occurring from an increase in the scale of production in the long run.

 

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