Sentences with phrase «of economies 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.

This gives the employer clear benefit of economies of scale and is more affordable than buying an individual policy.

It was believed that by marketing a mutual fund, its assets would increase and management could lower expenses because of economies of scale.

It is never easy for small business owners due to the lack of the economies of scale.

Others saw advantages of economies of scale from adding students.

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.

As new technologies become more established, more units are produced, and costs usually fall as a result of economies of scale and improvements in manufacturing and deployment.

But will a ten percent reduction of participating students mean a loss of those economies of scale?

One of the advantages of a local authority purchasing products and services on behalf of the schools was the power of economies of scale.

To make every dollar count, we need to embrace a new model driven by the pursuit of economies of scale.

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

That lets them hire fewer employees and take advantage of economies of scale.

Small power plants lose the benefits of economies of scale, unless there is enough demand to make modular construction cost - efficient.

Larger operations tend to have greater profitability, because of economies of scale, but, at the same time, these businesses would likely capitalize more than smaller ones from any innovations.

That's largely due to the loss of economies of scale.

In the end it's a matter of economies of scale.

So while it does have special features over some of its kin, overall the Corvette engine takes advantage of economies of scale by riding along with the whole family.

Luis learned the importance of economies of scale while developing games at Sony.

Because of its widespread adoption, the CCSS presents a unique opportunity for the state to take advantage of the economies of scale in instructional materials and methods.

Per capita consumption is a function of economies of scale from a growing population, so a shrinking population will not consume at the same rate, even though the resources are there to exploit.

The union was designed to allow China to compete more aggressively for overseas rail deals on the basis of economies of scale, but Nakanishi believes that Hitachi still has an edge.

With new high - tech equipment and larger fields, and without the worry of splitting quotas, farmers are now availed of economies of scale.

There is some sort of economies of scale or agglomeration effect that causes labour productivity in the city / state to be an increasing function of the number of workers who live there.

In terms of economies of scale and consistency, it was a nightmare.»

We provide a differentiated value proposition from a cost standpoint and are able to share the benefit of economies of scale with our customers,» Pietrantoni explains.

These slides and hand out are designed to support the delivery of the Component One topic of economies of scale.

Whittle supports his assertion on scale economies with a table (page 180 in his book) that contrives the appearance of economies of scale by comparing a school district spending $ 28 million in 2030 with a hypothetical contractor receiving $ 25 billion in revenues.

A bit of support and advice is also useful, so if collaboration is a possibility, sharing the value one procurement and supply professional can offer, and take advantage of economies of scale means everyone wins.

«Many MATs face financial challenges because they don't have the same level of economies of scale as local authority - run schools.

But there are so many badge engineering outrages being committed in the name of economies of scale, market penetration and sale volume these days there is not much point in feeling outraged any more.

Android Tablets just don't have the type of economies of scale (and the related cost savings) that Apple's iPad and iPad Mini do.

If agents farmed out the work for the actual cost of formatting, cover art, and editing thru 3rd party providers, these costs could be negotiated down because of economies of scale whereby the agency handles a number of authors» works.

But savings of $ 300 million in interest payments doesn't seem enough to «right the ship», especially because they will be LOSING the effects of economies of scale on SG&A costs.

They might not make accurate estimates of economies of scale of solar and wind collection devices in the SimCity computer model, or fully account for incidental costs of burning coal.

The Chinese evidence of the economies of scale, however, provides some quantitative indication in favor of phasing out conventional plans rapidly.

The factors that must be examined under this economic analysis include: i) whether the rebate is retroactive or incremental; ii) how large the barriers to entry are; iii) the significance of economies of scale and scope; and iv) what portion of the market is (non --RRB- contestable.

The lure of economies of scale is just one of the advantages of size in the brokerage business - advantages which have been leading to a dwindling number, but an increase in size of, industry players.

It might not be all - aluminum for cost reasons, but using aluminum body panels would boost both fuel economy and performance while helping the Blue Oval reap the financial benefits of economies of scale.

Bundled - service providers can offer competitive costs because of economies of scale in negotiating fees with subcontractors.

The least poorly funded schools tend to be rural schools in low income rural areas with an insufficient local tax base to support them and with high costs associated with a lack of economies of scale and large transportation costs for students.

«There are lots of economies of scale in banking and small institutions don't have those — it makes it harder for them to compete in a lot of markets, particularly residential markets and credit cards, and those are big consumer finance markets,» said Levitin.