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Business, 12.07.2019 14:00 kyleejokow

Is there a term to describe industries where its more expensive per unit to produce a large number than it is to produce a small number? a: yes, "diseconomies of scale." b: no, because that is never true. c: no, because it is so rare that no terms is needed. d: yes, "small business efficiencies."

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