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Erasmus Universiteit · Int. Economics and Business Economics
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- Porter’s Five Forces Model: A Closer Look
- 1. Internal Rivalry (Competition Among Existing Firms)
- 2. Threat of New Entrants
- 3. Substitutes and Complements
- 4. Bargaining Power of Suppliers and Buyers
- Is “Big” Always Better Than “Small”?
- Industry Examples:
- Economies of Scale
- Economies of Scale vs. Economies of Learning: What's the Difference?
- Economies of Scale
- Economies of Learning (Learning Curve Effects)
- Sources of Economies of Scale
- 1. Indivisibilities and the Spreading of Fixed Costs
- 2. Increased Productivity of Variable Inputs
- 3. Other Key Sources
- a. Economies of Density
- b. Purchasing Power
- c. R&D (Research and Development)
- d. Advertising
- e. Physical Properties of Production
- f. Cube-Square Rule
- g. Inventories
- Economies of Scope: Definition
- Examples and Sources of Economies of Scope
- Diseconomies of Scale and Scope
- Why Do Some Large Firms Diversify Anyway?
- 1. Resource-Based Reasons
- 2. Internal Capital Markets
- Conglomerates and the BCG Matrix
- Problematic Justifications for Diversification
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