Is diseconomies of scale similar to "'Decreasing return to scale " '?
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However, neither decreasing returns nor constant returns reflect economic reality.
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If the coefficient is less than 1, then production is experiencing decreasing returns to scale.
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If a sentence has ambiguity then rewrite it ( as Duncan said ), but banging on about spurious and contradictory'styles'will result in ever-decreasing returns.
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Their position changed, however, as a consequence of decreasing returns from music publication and increasing revenue from broadcasting, and OUP joined the PRS in 1936.
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The typical long-run average cost curve is U-shaped, by definition reflecting increasing returns to scale where negatively sloped and decreasing returns to scale where positively sloped.
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In general, making the firm larger will initially be advantageous, but the decreasing returns indicated above will eventually kick in, preventing the firm from growing indefinitely.
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Coase notices " decreasing returns to the entrepreneur function ", including increasing overhead costs and increasing propensity for an overwhelmed manager to make mistakes in resource allocation.
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Also happiness tends to exhibit " Decreasing returns to scale " ( the more you have, the less valuable an additional " unit " of it is .)
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Blodget worries that Amazon spends more to generate revenues than he ever thought possible : whatever Bezos says about synergies, Amazon seems to be facing decreasing returns to scale.
