Granot was established in 1940 in order to utilize economics of scale both in marketing agricultural products and reducing purchasing prices of goods for the member farms.
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And the direction of research has been sharply altered by the reality that advanced consumer products, not supercomputers, have the economics of scale to make new development commercially viable.
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In production environment, the laser digital converting is the economics of scale when the production run is short, as there is virtually no'up-front'cost associated with machine tools making and storage.
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"Now it's all about synergy and economics of scale, " said Michael Bracy, director of government relations for the Future of Music Coalition, a Washington think tank for artists rights.
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Many advantages may be realized from this, among which are reaping the fruits of economics of scale, product and service innovation, computerization, and better ability to compete with global banks.
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There would be economics of scale to cut costs, making DaimlerChrysler AG an auto giant that could weather the brutal competition among Japanese, German and U . S . automakers.
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A step up to the next level of mechanization is determined by economics of scale until you reach production runs of ten thousand copies or more in a factory employing a dozen or more workers.
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Due to economics of scale, this would raise a more interesting business case and keep the handpump dealer interested to maintain this service while the communities have a reliable source of water with a local back-up.
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Weighing against the plant were rising operating costs and the economics of scale, with the 582-megawatt reactor only about 60 percent as powerful as more modern reactors but requiring 350 workers to monitor its complicated systems, company officials said.
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He has also authored " The Analysis of Household Composition and Economics of Scale in Consumption " ( 1976 ), ( 1978 ) and " Financial Policies and the World Capital Market : The Problem of Latin American Countries " ( 1983 ).
