Economies of scope

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Economies of scope

Scope economies exist whenever the same investment can support multiple profitable activities less expensively in combination than separately.

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No references found			By moving into related markets, it is possible for a firm to utilize its excess capacity to achieve both economies of scale and economies of scope (Teece, 1980, 1982). Growth within the deregulated U. S. railroad industry by Pettus, Michael L. / Advances in Competitiveness Research No economy of scope or pressure to refer By not having economies of scope (different ancillary procedures within her office), she may lose out on income generated by internal referrals. Why primary care physicians should be self-employed by Zonies, Ken / Physician Executive For example, economies of scale usually associated with mass production may be less relevant when a company adopts a just-in-time (JIT) approach and seeks economies of scope through smaller machines that can handle a range of products. Organisational management and information systems: Iryna McDonald ... by McDonald, Iryna / Financial Management (UK)			Economic Indicators economic life Economic Moat economic obsolescence Economic Officer Economic Order Quantity Economic Profit Economic Recovery Tax Act economic rent Economic Rents Economic Risk Economic Shock Economic Slowdown Economic stimulus Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 Economic Surplus Economic Union Economic Value Added Economic Variable Economicidade Economics Economie du bienetre collectif Economie duale Economie Souterraine Economies of Scale Economies of scope Economies of vertical integration Economist Economy Ecoterrorism Ecotourism ECRI Index ECS ECU Ecuadorian Sucre ECV EDC EDGAR EDGAR Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval System Edge Act Edge Act Corporation Edge Corporations Edgy EDI Edict Education Expense Education IRA Education Savings Account Educazione continua Edward George EE			Economics, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management Economics, Industrial Economics, Institute of Economics, Journals of Economics, Statistics and Informatics Economics-Driven Software Engineering Research Economics/Demand pull Economics/Demand pull Economics/Old talk Economics/Old talk Economics/Old talk Economics/Old talk Economics/Old talk Economie Dinamiche Asiatiche Economie du bienetre collectif Economie duale Economie Souterraine Economie, Gestion et Sciences Humaines economies economies economies economies economies Economies in transition Economies of scale Economies of scale Economies of scale Economies of scale Economies of scale Economies of scale Economies of scope Economies of vertical integration Economies, Efficiencies, and Management Improvement Economies, Sociétés et Environnements Préhistoriques Economiks Economiks Economiks Economiks Economiks economisation economisation economisations economisations Economisch Netwerk Albertkanaal Economische Commissie voor Europa Economische en Monetaire Unie Economische en Toegepaste Economische Wetenschappen Economische Hogeschool Sint Aloysius Economische Raad Oost-Vlaanderen Economische Stimulering Knooppunt Arnhem Nijmegen economise economise economised economised economiser economiser economiser Economiser cycle Economiser cycle economisers economisers

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