Sentences with phrase «gain economies of scale»

The move furthers Zell's oft - stated intention to advance the various businesses he controls to become the biggest in their sectors to gain economies of scale and access to cheaper capital.

«Soon, innovative legal services which mass produce legal solutions may not only be cheaper alternatives to lawyers, but may also become better alternatives as they gain economies of scale.»

Its partnership with Walgreens has helped the company gain economies of scale, which has allowed it to be more aggressive in pursuing additional clients.

Publisher mergers will increase, which will have a ripple effect throughout the book publishing world as many attempt to cut costs and gain economies of scale.

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

The Concept: Move the majority, or all, of the core infrastructure and technical team to a central location and gain economy of scale by leveraging larger resources and spreading the investment of those resources across numerous clients (a jump in the MSP model).

Not exact matches

Nor are there big gains in economies of scale for the underlying components — concrete, steel, fiberglass, silicon, wires, and glass are all already in mass production.

But size also matters: These gains come from a very low base, and none of these economies has the scale to be a serious «new BRIC» candidate.

All that guff about comparative advantage and economies of scale and the gains from trade wouldn't be very convincing.

As Samuel and King pointed out, the courts have recognised competition, by its very nature, is deliberate and ruthless, and so their examples of conduct (such as a corporation gaining an advantage through R&D and innovation, or as a result of economies of scale) would not be regarded by the ACCC or the courts as a lessening of competition, even if the conduct caused competitors harm or forced them to exit the market.

«In order to protect the public purse by ensuring maximum gains through economies of scale, the Ministry of...

In comparison to the chef market, potential retail and online markets for sourced seafood are larger and can grow more rapidly, allowing Salty Girl to gain increased economies of scale.

Even if large districts do enjoy important economies of scale, small - district subsidies discourage merging or sharing services across districts, both potential means for gaining such economies.

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However, tracking what could be millions of individual accounts would add cost to the system, offsetting at least some of the economies of scale gained by investing with the big fund.

Only large institutions like these have the resources needed to have any chance at profiting on all four trades simultaneously, and have the economies of scale to keep expenses down (then they don't have to care about capital gains taxes).

Furthermore, the cheap tours available to budget travellers are normally geared towards economies of scale, with rigid itineraries, packed buses and a fairly generic feel, so little is to be gained by taking the pre-planned route.

«Some people are scaling up their vacations to include high - end accommodations and exclusive experiences and others are simply taking more trips because of their confidence in the economy,» says Ninan Chacko, CEO, Travel Leaders Group, adding that «cruising in Europe continues to gain in popularity and availability.»

Certainly such collaboration, with the experience Fazzone gained while at Art Basel, could benefit fairs by sharing expertise and achieving economies of scale in, say, VIP programming or communications.

We have to get it right the first time and once we actually know what works and what doesn't (in terms of producing net energy gain) then we can decide on policies like subsidies to get to economies of scale.

And the NREL says lower construction costs will come quickly, as experience is gained in the first few plants, and economy of scale is reached.

To gain the necessary economies of scale, support services methods... [more]

To gain the necessary economies of scale, support services methods are used in all other forms of the manufacture of goods and services.

They'd all lose some economies of data scale, forfeiting the ability to share engineering, anti-spam, localization, ad sales, and other resources that a source close to Instagram told me it gained by being acquired in 2012, and that Facebook later applied to WhatsApp too.

«Both companies were losing a lot of money due to discounting to gain market share and building economies of scale,» Juliussen told the E-Commerce Times.

This is counter to the interests of the members which is to gain from the economies - of - scale that go along with group affiliation.

And while they are not all merger candidates there are certainly a lot of economies of scale that can be gained by the proper selection of a new partner.

Mall REITs continue to gain important economies of scale, not only through sheer size, but also by landing marquee centers in major markets.

The model is based on a new corporate entity that piggy backs on the original franchise to continue the economies of scale and gain a tax deferral; primarily for the team leader.