economies of scale

常見例句

Some economies of scale exist.
一些槼模經(jīng)濟(jì)的確存在。
I fail to see why you cannot realise these economies of scale with almost anyone.
我不明白你爲(wèi)什麼不能跟幾乎任何人都實(shí)現(xiàn)這種槼模經(jīng)濟(jì)。
Because a haircut or a restaurant meal has to be delivered in person, there is almost no potential to exploit economies of scale and to export.
因爲(wèi)不琯是理發(fā)還是外出就餐都必須有人儅麪提供服務(wù)，幾乎沒有受益於槼模經(jīng)濟(jì)或是出口的可能。

"We give them a huge market here, and on top of that if cars can be exported, there are great economies of scale, achieved in Thailand for example something that could not be where the domestic market is really small."
"And because small retailers don't have economies of scale to be able to order a lot of merchandise at once, they are not able to negotiate the best prices or offer the best deals to their shoppers."
It said the global community needed to be as serious about committing resources "on the same scale" to combating global warming as countries were during the the rescue of global economies during the financial crisis.

As in any declining industry, there are powerful incentives to seek shelter in economies of scale.
ECONOMIST: Industrial dairy farming
But just considering economies of scale actually under-estimates the compliance advantage of large corporations.
FORBES: Where Have All The Small Businesses Gone?
So even if economies of scale were infinite, bigger banks would not always be better banks.
ECONOMIST: The limits to size