Instead, he said, academic research indicates the opposite is true : Larger cities often have a " diseconomy of scale " and " tend to spend more per capita on public safety than do smaller cities ."
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That is, we don't have one person or company that owns everything, on nation that is able to conquer the world, one animal which replaces all the rest, etc . The reason is that at some point a significant diseconomy of scale also kicks in.
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However, once large-scale ethanol production was started, corn prices shot up, not only increasing the price of ethanol, but also meat from animals which are fed corn, alternative crops which were scrapped in favor of growing corn for ethanol, etc . This type of diseconomy of scale must be considered . talk ) 23 : 12, 5 March 2012 ( UTC)
