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Economias de escala e de escopo: desmistificando alguns aspectos da transição
Production, 1997 Nas duas últimas décadas, o mundo industrial assistiu a uma crescente fragmentação e segmentação dos seus mercados, especialmente para o setor de bens de consumo duráveis.
Cláudio Szwarcfiter +1 more
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Does mixing livestock farming enterprises improve farm and product sustainability?
International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability, 2022 Mixed farming systems are gaining interest both as a risk management strategy and to apply agroecological principles. This study set out to assess the sustainability of mixed systems compared to their specialized counterparts.
Claire Mosnier +3 more
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, 2020 Economies of scope exist when the cost of joint production of two outputs is less than the cost of producing the components separately. These may arise from the leveraging of a core competence based on knowledge and learning, from the efficient use of resources or from spreading the cost of a network across a wider range of products. Scope is concerned
McGee, John +2 more
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Economies of Scope in Distance Education: The Case of Chinese Research Universities
International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning, 2012 With the rapid development of information technologies, distance education has become “another form of product differentiation in the output mix produced by the multi-product university or college” (Cohn & Cooper, 2004, p. 607).
Fengliang Li, Xinlei Chen
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Expansion strategies of banks: does size matter? [PDF]
Nova Economia, 2002 This paper discusses whether there is some evidence in recent literature that banks do obtain economies of scale and scope when they expand their activities, mainly by mergers and acquisitions (M&As).
Luiz Fernando Rodrigues de Paula
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Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2021 Specialty crops are considered high-risk, high-reward, yet growers face differing, and relatively larger risk exposure when compared to traditional row crops. With traditional row crops, economies of scale and scope are key factors to increasing economic
Clinton L. Neill, Kimberly L. Morgan
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ECONOMICS ANALYSIS OF OPTIMAL MILK PRODUCTION IN SMALL-SCALE DAIRY FARMING IN YOGYAKARTA, INDONESIA
JEJAK: Jurnal Ekonomi dan Kebijakan, 2015 Dairy farm, which produces calf and milk jointly, is expected to raise household’s income in rural areas where potential resources are available. This study aims at examing the optimal production of milk and calf by estimating a relationship between both
Himawan Arif, Yanuar Rachmansyah
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The Third Currency War as an Effect of Post-Crisis Changes in the International Currency System. The Risk Aspect - the Case Analyses of Brazil [PDF]
Journal of Economics and Management, 2018 Aim/purpose - The objectives of the paper include: identification of factors that influence the directions of fluctuations of foreign exchange rates seen as manifestations of currency wars; description of the most important forms of currency wars ...
Jacek Pera
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Data access and regime competition: A case study of car data sharing in China
Big Data & Society, 2021 We study the case of a Chinese industrial policy, implemented in Shanghai that makes it mandatory for car manufacturers to share electro-mechanical performance and real time navigation data from their entire fleet of electric and hybrid vehicles with ...
Bertin Martens, Bo Zhao
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Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2021 A Bayesian non-neutral stochastic input distance function model is used to examine whether output specialization has an impact on the economic performance of vegetable producers in Benin.
Alphonse G. Singbo +2 more
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