When a small firm expands the scale of its operations, why does it usually first experience increasing
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When a small firm expands the scale of its operations, why does it usually first experience increasing returns to scale? When the same firm grows to be extremely large, why might a further expansion of the scale of operation generate decreasing returns to scale?
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