Economies of Scale Definition | Becker

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Economies of Scale

 

  1. Economies of scale is the state in which long-run average total cost declines as the quantity of output produced increases. See also diseconomies of scale. Reduction in an entity's per-unit cost associated with production processes that produce large volumes of output.

 

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