diseconomies of scale

If anything, there are diseconomies of scale in creative businesses.

Fund managers are trying to exploit their size without running into the diseconomies of scale peculiar to the industry.

Experience suggests there is at least a possibility of diseconomies of scale lying in wait beyond that point.

Of course the reverse holds when the local firm is facing diseconomies of scale.

The answer also lies partly in the governance-related diseconomies of scale faced by organizations.

The 'diseconomies of scale' are a key factor affecting coordination across departments in the regions.

"Diseconomies of scale in all the smaller states make comparisons with the larger states problematic," she said.

Finally, more comment should be made concerning the possible diseconomies of scale that may arise in terms of administration.

Production may be subject to economies of scale (or diseconomies of scale).

There are market-implied diseconomies of scale and scope.

With diseconomies of scale there are experiments in Wales and Cambridgeshire.

Output becomes less efficient and profitable in the earliest developed regions as diseconomies of scale arise.

A shrinking population implies a reduced domestic market, diseconomies of scale and falling house prices and commercial property values.

A snag is that breaking up the network into such small pieces might produce large diseconomies of scale in buying rolling-stock.

Diseconomies of scale are the opposite.

Cluster policy based on growth generates diseconomies of scale, higher competition amongst local actors and high pressure on resources.

Diseconomies of scale and scope.

Larger pension funds experience diseconomies of scale in equity and fixed income (mainly due to liquidity limitations).

Diseconomies of scale are the forces that cause larger firms and governments to produce goods and services at increased per-unit costs.

Diseconomies of scale, does not assume fixed inputs, thus differing from 'diminishing returns'

Another aspect of fusion energy is that the cost of production does not suffer from diseconomies of scale.

But taxable gains, diseconomies of scale, operational complexity keep that premium in the realm of theory.

This decrease was due primarily to diseconomies of scale resulting from lower volumes, changes in product mix and increased component costs in certain products.

Moreover the linear model of Karners approach does not take the diseconomies of scale into account that occur in software development projects.

Fourth, we are more susceptible to diseconomies of scale because the fixed costs of our capabilities progressively approach their total costs.