Y2/IB 6) Economies and Diseconomies of Scale

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THANK YOU SOOO MUCH i was struggling in economies and diseconomies of scale .. thank God i found this video otherwise i was totally gonna screw up my eco exam tomorrow 😅

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Can a firm be simultaneously suffering some types of diseconomies and some types of economies? And the effect on the LRAC depends on which is more dominant?

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Is the principle worker problem the same as the principle agent problem and is there a definition for it ?

[@niamhhodges5507]

Hi, you're videos are extremely helpful. However, I was a bit confused by one of your evaluation points about firms who have very high fixed costs, not enciphering diseconomies of scale except at exceptionally high levels of output. However, economies of scale only operate in the long run, and I thought in the long run all costs are variable costs? Thanks

[@MrTeetaj]

why having a higher fixed costs will unlikely affect a firm to become Diseconomies of scale?

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Hey Dal, do you have any video on economies of scope?

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So risk bearing is effectively economies of scope right?

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whats he saying in 5:19 to 5:20

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+MXYVMH H "over a larger range of Output"

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3:10

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