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internal economies of scale

Economies of scale that arise because of the change in the scale of production by a firm, which can be caused by automation, specialization, or bulk purchasing power.

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When they combine significant investments in technology with skills, value proposition and detailed understanding of customers, small companies can raise internal economies of scale in a targeted part of the value chain and reduce transaction costs to match bigger competitors.

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