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This document discusses economies of scale versus economies of scope. Economies of scale refer to lower average costs that arise from increased output of a single product. They stem from fixed costs being spread out over more units of output. Economies of scope, on the other hand, refer to lower average costs from producing multiple products that make use of shared resources and operations. The document provides examples and classifications of each concept and discusses their relevance for business strategy

Author

Subhankar Patra

Language

EN