Economies of scale

Q1(c) Give the meaning of economies of scale.

Q4(c) Data response: weigh up whether the firm is likely to gain from economies of scale.

Q4(b) Data response: how internal economies of scale benefit a supermarket chain.

Q4(b) Data response: how external economies of scale bear on firms (context: Indian rail expansion moving cement, iron and steel).

Q1(c) Give the meaning of economies of scale.

Q3(c) Diagram question: mark economies and diseconomies of scale and the firm's most efficient point.

Q3(e) Data response: whether a media merger is likely to deliver economies of scale.

Q2(g) Data response: how far a telecoms merger is likely to deliver economies of scale.

Q1(d) Name a type of external economy of scale.

Q1(c) Give the meaning of economies of scale.

Q2(b) Multiple choice naming the situation where a whole growing industry sees lower average costs.

Q4(c) Data response: weigh up whether merging three messaging services delivers economies of scale.

Q1(i) Data response: how a firm gained from technical economies of scale.

Q1(c) Give the meaning of economies of scale.

Q3(e) Data response: whether a large new airport will see internal economies of scale.

Q4(b) Data response: why a firm might be running into diseconomies of scale.

Q3(a) Multiple choice picking the external economy of scale.

Q4(b) Data response: how joining an alliance gives a smaller airline internal economies of scale.

Q3(b) Multiple choice picking the diseconomy of scale.