diseconomy (Meaning)
diseconomy
a lack of economy, a factor responsible for an increase in cost
Synonyms & Antonyms of diseconomy
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diseconomy Sentence Examples
- The company's expansion plans encountered significant diseconomies due to increased transportation costs and coordination challenges.
- Diseconomies of scale in manufacturing can arise when the increased output outpaces the ability to manage effectively.
- The diseconomy of urbanization becomes evident when traffic congestion, pollution, and strained infrastructure outweigh the benefits of population growth.
- Diseconomies in production can hinder a business's ability to achieve optimal efficiency and profitability.
- Bureaucracy and inefficient communication can create diseconomies in large organizations, limiting their productivity.
- The diseconomies associated with mergers and acquisitions can include integration difficulties and cultural clashes.
- Diseconomy of scope occurs when producing multiple products simultaneously becomes less efficient than specializing in a single product.
- Government regulation can sometimes lead to diseconomies by increasing compliance costs and stifling innovation.
- Diseconomies of scale in advertising can arise when the cost of reaching a wider audience becomes exponentially higher than the potential return.
- The diseconomy of time is a consideration in decision-making, as delays in completing tasks can have negative consequences.
FAQs About the word diseconomy
a lack of economy, a factor responsible for an increase in cost
wastefulness, improvidence,extravagance, lavishness, squandering,prodigality
economy, frugality, thrift,parsimony, saving, husbandry, conservation, providence, niggardliness, penny-pinching
The company's expansion plans encountered significant diseconomies due to increased transportation costs and coordination challenges.
Diseconomies of scale in manufacturing can arise when the increased output outpaces the ability to manage effectively.
The diseconomy of urbanization becomes evident when traffic congestion, pollution, and strained infrastructure outweigh the benefits of population growth.
Diseconomies in production can hinder a business's ability to achieve optimal efficiency and profitability.
