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L6: Economies of Scale

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Test your understanding of scale effects in trade and industry.

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Test your understanding of scale effects in trade and industry.

by Emma
1

What is economies of scale?

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External economies of scale occur when cost per unit depends on the

3

Internal economies of scale occur when cost per unit falls as

4

Which is more consistent with industry-wide clusters like Silicon Valley?

5

What can first-mover advantage create in external economies?

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Under external economies, how do prices tend to move with trade?

7

Which factor helps explain Antwerp’s diamond industry cluster?

8

What is infant industry protection often used to justify?

9

Rybczynski theorem deals with changes in the:

10

Rybczynski predicts that increasing capital shifts production toward which good?

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Which of the following is a reason for trade beyond tech differences?

12

Which model pairing contrasts traditional and modern trade theory?

13

What role does demand play in external economies of scale trade?

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Which is a potential welfare outcome of external economies with trade?

15

Which example illustrates external economies in practice?

16

What is a misallocation risk with external economies?

17

Which continuum best fits the idea of ‘external economies’?

18

Which phenomenon can protect domestic producers temporarily?

19

Which historical sector is cited as an example of scale-driven transformation?

20

What happens to supply curves when industry output expands externally?

21

Under internal economies of scale, industrial structure tends to be:

 
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