External Economies of Scale Often Arise Because Similar Firms

question 14

Multiple Choice

External economies of scale often arise because similar firms

• A) have excellent internal logistics.
• B) locate in the same geographic region.
• C) collude to fix prices and increase profits.
• D) agree to cooperate to expand global trade.
• E) have economies of scale in production.

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