Economies of Scale in Manufacturing Industry¶
Pratten, C. F. (1971). Economies of Scale in Manufacturing Industry.
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- Economies of Scale
- In agriculture, mechanization, precision technology, and processing facilities create strong scale economies that have reshaped farm-size distributions globally over the past century — a pattern Pratten (1971) documented in his cross-sector empirical surveys of cost curves alongside parallel manufacturing evidence.
This sourceDepartment of Applied Economics Occasional Paper 28. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Large-scale empirical study of long-run average-cost ('scale') curves across British manufacturing sectors using engineering and accounting data
- In agriculture, mechanization, precision technology, and processing facilities create strong scale economies that have reshaped farm-size distributions globally over the past century — a pattern Pratten (1971) documented in his cross-sector empirical surveys of cost curves alongside parallel manufacturing evidence.
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