Enhancing Production Efficiency through Oujiangkou Industry Cluster Park in China

Jan 07, 2025

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Explore how the Oujiangkou Industry Cluster Park in China leverages External Economies of Scale for enhanced production efficiency. Discover insights into the two types of Economies of Scale and how companies in Bangalore showcase Internal Economies of Scale in information services.

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Enhancing Production Efficiency through Oujiangkou Industry Cluster Park in China

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External Economies of Scale and the International Location of Production The proposed Oujiangkou Industry Cluster Park, China.
2 types of Economies of Scale • External economies of scale (this chapter) : • Internal economies of scale (later):
Indian information services companies are still clustered in Bangalore.

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