Obviously at SOME point in a company's growth it undergoes cost reduction because large-scale production means cheaper input prices and thus more profit. This also happens on the other end -- eventually a company gets too big and costs will increase with further production (diseconomies of scale). For example, I find it hard to imagine that JNJ can undergo the rampant growth it's had over the past few years simply because it's such a massive company now. Is there a level after which you think a company is too big to be able to keep up with the broad market's gains?
Submitted April 28, 2017 at 04:25PM by anirudh6459 http://ift.tt/2oTYRLx
