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Learning Curve Make certain students can distinguish the difference between economies of scale and the learning curve, which speaks to cumulative output, not levels of output. Example 2. Heart surgeons treating an increased number of patients due to the retirement of a geographically proximate colleague reduced the probability of patient mortality. The increase in cumulative output patient load by a cardiac physician may reduce average costs, but it also increases product quality mortality rates due to the learning curve. Diseconomies There are certainly limits to how big a firm can be and still produce efficiently. For example, labor costs increase as firms get bigger e. Smaller firms sometimes have an easier time motivating employees; moreover, rewards are much more closely linked to profits.

The trick is for the big firm to create the right motivations for workers. Ask students to prepare thoughts on the following questions before the lecture:  Consider the industry you worked in before coming to school. What role, if any, did economies of scale or scope play in determining the number and size of firms in this industry? Did economies of scale or scope affect the ease with which new firms could enter the industry? airline industry. Yet, the most profitable firm in the industry Southwest does not have such a system. The concept of diversifying product lines to achieve economies of scope, as well as spreading the costs of capital over increased production should be fully explored. The market for corporate control is also a non scale or scope managerial reason for diversification. When benefits of introducing one practice are enhanced by the presence of others. Core Competency: The collective know-how within an organization about how to work with particular technologies or particular types of product functionality e.

Economies of Density: Economies of scale along a specific route, or reductions in average cost as traffic volume on routes increase. Fixed Costs: Costs that do not vary with output. Horizontal Boundaries: Related to the variety of related products or services the firm sells. Indivisibility: Some inputs cannot be scaled down below a certain minimum size, even as output shrinks to zero. Examples include railroad and airline service. Learning Curve: Reductions in unit costs that result from the accumulation of know-how and experience. These arise due to adoption of technologies or larger plants that have higher fixed costs but lower variable costs.

The distinction between long and short-run scale is very important—mistaking short-run economies of scale for long-run economies could lead a firm to the false conclusion that its unit costs will continue to fall if it expands capacity once its existing capacity is full. Marketing Economies: 1 Economies of scale due to spreading advertising expenditures over larger markets, and 2 economies of scope due to building a reputation of one product in the product line benefiting other products as well. All firms operating at at or beyond MES have similar average costs.

Examples include airline hub-and-spoke systems. Product-Level Economies of Scale: Reductions in unit cost attributable to producing more of a given product in a given plant. Examples include any process in which there are chemical by-products from the same reaction such as crop rotation and oil refining. Another example is a product that shares a key component or set of components whose production is characterized by economies of scale, such as digital watches and electronic calculators. A final example is a firm that utilizes off peak capacity such as ski resorts, garden stores, and sporting goods stores.

Progress Ratio: The slope of the learning curve; the percentage by which AC declines as the firm doubles cumulative output. Purchasing Economies: Reductions in unit cost attributable to volume discounts. Large volume buyers may be able to achieve quantity discounts that are not available to smaller-volume buyers. Examples include hospital and hardware store purchasing groups. Short-Run Economies of Scale: Reductions in unit cost attributable to spreading fixed costs for a plant of a given size. These arise because of increased utilization of a plant of a given capacity. SUGGESTED HARVARD CASE STUDIES1 De Beers Consolidated Mines HBS This case describes the problems facing De Beers at the start of De Beers had, since its formation in , exercised a large measure of control over the world supply of diamonds.

For 50 years up to the company never lowered its prices and, overall, had raised them significantly ahead of the rate of inflation. However, in the company was faced with a series of problems that threatened the structure it had so carefully built. First a large producing nation had stopped selling through De Beers. Second, new discoveries meant that the annual supply of mined diamonds would double by It also describes the structure and economics of the diamond industry and asks the student to decide whether or not De Beers should abandon the business strategy it had pursued for nearly a century.

This case can be taught with some combination of the following chapters: 11, 13, 14 and You may want to ask students to think of the following questions in preparation for the case: a What are the characteristics of rough diamonds that create challenges in sustaining a monopoly of this trade? b Why does De Beers require different countries to pay different commission to participate in the syndicate? c Why might diamond producers agree to participate in the syndicate as opposed to selling their output on their own? d What forces prompt diamond producers to exit the syndicate? House of Tata HBS This case traces the evolution of the largest business group in India. Its primary focus is on the organizational structure of the group and how it changed in response to internal and external forces. The instructor can link the absence of infrastructure as well as governmental policies to firm activities and overall performance. This chapter is useful for illustrating some of the concepts in the following chapters: 3, 4, 7, 16, and The Acquisition and Restructuring of Kia Motors by Hyundai Motors HBS M In recent years, greater competition and diminished profits, due to domestic and global oversupplies as well as higher development costs, have led the automobile industry to engage in domestic and international mergers and 1 These descriptions have been adapted from Harvard Business School Catalog of Teaching Materials.

The case describes the background conditions of the acquisition, the integration processes after the acquisition, and the requisites for Kia Motors to normalize management within a short time. Hyundai, in acquiring Kia, enhanced its competitive power in both domestic and global markets, achieving economies of scale and scope and strengthening its global market basis. Further, it illustrates both the current state of the domestic Korean automobile industry and recent trends in the global automobile market. PDF Download Economics of Regulation andAntitrust, Fifth Edition Full Free Collection Page 2 and 3: Description PDF Download Economics.

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