There's very little economies of scale.

Economies of scale gave rise to this sigmoidal behavior.

The multinational corporation has forecast the implementation of economies of scale.

It is possible that economies of scale are important in microlending.

Economies of scale tend to favour uniform approaches in large scale centralised schemes for the restoration of degraded lands.

Unable to expand their markets, they often failed to benefit from economies of scale derived from large scale production.

Networking allows SMEs to combine the flexibility of small scale businesses with advantages of large firm groups, such as economies of scale.

Scale economies in training, procurement and operation and maintenance are key attractions of this approach.

It is also important to exploit the considerable economies of scale in soluble coffee production.

As a result of this initiative, competitive bulk buys and associated economies of scale were achieved.

To do so rigidly would lead to duplication of work, inefficiencies and loss of economies of scale.

Given the lack of scale in LDCs' economies in general, promotion of regional cooperation was strongly recommended.

38. Regional integration was useful for achieving economies of scale, expanding trade flows and attracting foreign investment.

Action on a global scale, involving multilateral institutions as well as the world s leading economies was imperative.

Action on a global scale, involving multilateral institutions as well as the world s leading economies is imperative.

As market shares increase, steady progress in lowering costs can be expected to continue through economies of scale.

Economies of scale enabled the United States to become the most competitive supplier, offering inexpensive and attractive products.

Linked to the issue of market concentration, licensing and competition is also the question of economies of scale.

One way of doing this is to exploit economies of scale, which is unachievable with the current fragmented market.

What is astonishing about companies is that they scale sublinearly like biology, indicating that they're dominated, not by super linear innovation and ideas they become dominated by economies of scale.

These agreements allow for economies of scale and improved pricing based on volume purchasing, reduced administrative burden and improved specifications.

The possibility of riding on existing UNDP agreements would ensure economies of scale for the operations of the Global Mechanism.

The economies of the developing countries are deteriorating and, in some cases, their citizens are becoming pauperized on a broad scale.

Small island developing States have open, small scale economies with limited resources, and are highly dependent on external markets and resources.

The development of policy consensus among developing countries at the regional level might facilitate their diffusion by creating economies of scale.

UNDP will offer economies of scale regarding electronic networking with all its country offices, and through Internet with other partner organizations.

Moreover, reducing trade barriers between these countries is essential for taking advantage of regional synergies and economies of scale. Central Asia s economies need greater access to their neighbors markets, energy, and transportation infrastructure.

These include economies of scale in such industries as automobiles, tractors, steel and farm machinery, as well as product differentiation (Clarke, 1989).

The retail sector is characterized by economies of scale and scope as well as vertical integration and the existence of large retail chains.

(a) the intersectoral nature of the area makes it an obvious candidate for economies of scale and scope in the context of HRD

Its ultimate objective was to build an expanded economic entity with political significance through complementarity of production, sectoral specialization and economies of scale.

Firstly, through internal economies of scale, Such economies occur when production costs per unit of output depend inversely on the size of the firm, and not on that of the industry or sector as a whole.

They include increased competitiveness of firms, knowledge and technology acquisition, market expansion abroad and increased profitability, including as a result of economies of scale.

(j) The trends in UNOPS portfolio development illustrate that full cost recovery is best assured from large, complex portfolios that achieve economies of scale.

Small satellites will not entirely replace such large platforms, which offer both financial and scientific benefits, such as economies of scale and synergy of measurements.

The objective in establishing the United Nations Office at Nairobi was to strengthen the United Nations presence in Nairobi and to achieve economies of scale.

From an early stage measures aimed at sequencing new entrants and coordinating production capacity were employed to achieve scale economies and to deter excessive competition.

Many are increasingly aiming at financial sustainability through economies of scale and charging interest rates and fees that cover the real cost of credit delivery.

This was intended to facilitate long term planning by consolidating requirements and, as a result, competitive bulk purchases and associated economies of scale were achieved.

Among other things, it was assumed that this approach would maximize economies of scale and develop institutional expertise with respect to specific goods and services.

In the process of multilateral trade liberalization, small and vulnerable economies such as Mauritius were faced with many challenges, ranging from natural imbalances to trade disadvantages, such as supply capacity constraints and the inability to achieve economies of scale.

Moreover, in developing a specific industry, the size and composition of domestic demand is also important because it allows benefits to be gained from economies of scale, thus facilitating competition with established firms in the industry where such economies are significant.

Given their size and relative isolation, they are unable to achieve economies of scale or enter national and global value chains driven by large transnational corporations.

These can greatly enhance their productivity and growth potential if they network with other firms to address common problems and achieve economies of scale and scope.

Further transfers would appear not to be cost effective, however, since there are significant economies of scale in concentrating some services, such as Treasury, in UNOG.