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Cost Leadership
A business strategy aimed at achieving the lowest operational costs within an industry to offer lower prices than competitors and thus gain market share.
Lowest-Cost Location
Refers to the geographic location selected for business operations, manufacturing, or logistics based on the criteria of minimal operational and production costs.
Economies of Scale
The cost advantage achieved when production becomes efficient, as the scale of the production increases, the cost per unit of the product decreases.
Total Logistics Cost
The overall expenses associated with the planning, implementing, and controlling of goods’ movement, including transportation, inventory, warehousing, and order processing costs.
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