Sentences with phrase «economy of scale»

In other words, it allows companies to take advantage of economies of scale in clean up investments and pass them along to others that might not qualify on their own.

Additionally, larger REITs benefit from economies of scale as corporate expenses can be spread over a larger asset base.

Typically, a geothermal project can not produce electricity economically at a scale less than 5 MW and there is a very large economy of scale for projects above 30 MW in size.

This is achieved through economies of scale by producing large amounts of water for individuals and operating much like an electric grid.

«When you're working with economies of scale like we do, these savings add up,» he says.

Hopefully this technology's price will follow a similar path as the DVD player's through economy of scale as time passes.

By doing so, they create economies of scale by keeping staff in their «home office» and minimize risk with a virtual office's low cost and commitment.

In a consortium, a small group of schools team up to meet common needs and capitalize on economies of scale.

This is partly due to economies of scale as it has taken off, but also because the price of electrical components and computing power has dropped over the years.

Economic theory also shows that a larger market allows for greater economies of scale without reducing competition.

A focus on energy efficiency has helped, and now increasing economies of scale are being enjoyed.

A: Well, usually you can get economies of scale that will keep the fees down, because you've just got one big pot and not multiple little pots.

Both of these projects will be important in achieving the kinds of economies of scale needed in solar power to drive down prices.

You get much better economies of scale with Commercial property as well.

The company benefits from a territorial monopoly and enjoy economy of scale.

This implies they created specialized training, yet leveraged economies of scale to mitigate expenses.

Should state virtual schools focus on areas where they can provide economies of scale and support services that too costly at the district level?

The message is, there's another way to gain economies of scale.

For a merger to deliver significant economies of scale benefits, one or both parties should be significantly below minimum efficient scale.

Both are produced in large numbers, thereby giving economies of scale.

Getting to good economies of scale does not require a major technology breakthrough.

Company - built facilities offer economies of scale and can be customized with efficient designs that offer savings on power bills.

The transmission grid is not about economies of scale, at least once you get past the actual source of generation.

Consolidation has also created experienced property managers with huge economies of scale, another factor making new build more economical.

It also brings economies of scale in negotiations with teacher training providers.

Managed hosting firms utilize economies of scale allowing those that use an outsourcing strategy to remain ahead of the curve and cutting edge.

That's because couples realize economies of scale by doubling up on accommodation, transportation, food and travel costs.

We expect to see economies of scale result from this merger.

There are few aspects of law where economies of scale are even theoretically possible.

Part of getting the cost down will be economies of scale which a small company just couldn't achieve.

Specifically, this lesson is for looking at the size of companies or firms and also concepts like economies of scale.

Plus, economies of scale mean innovative safety technology no longer need be the exclusive domain of luxury vehicles whose buyers can afford the added costs.

But without economies of scale, can any of the new technologies really be that cheap?

They don't have the same economies of scale.

For example, chain restaurants can create distribution networks and systems that take advantage of supply side economies of scale.

Furthermore, with a bit of ingenuity one could find economies of scale that would ensure that a document - assembly system is viable.

«We expect that a downward trend in price premiums — with growing economies of scale in organic production and increasing supermarket participation — will also help boost demand,» he says.

The first wave of ETFs was about attaining economies of scale while implementing traditional market indices.

There are few economies of scale that consultants can take advantage of and overhead is relatively high.

Typically, a company that achieves economies of scale lowers the average cost per unit through increased production since fixed costs are shared over an increased number of goods.

From a business perspective it made a lot of sense, allowing it to generate massive economies of scale and, accordingly, higher profit margins.

Our developer ecosystem will just grow and there's more diverse games, then we'll continue to increase the payout as we continue to scale and get more economies of scale.

With economies of scale there's still a lot of room to drive down the price of the panels.