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Both economies of scale and economies of scope are conceptually the same, and the nature of these two can change the structure of the competition in the industry over a time, as well as the profitability of supplying to consumers. They both provide companies ways of increasing the market share and being competitive.
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I know that economies of sclae stands for increasing productivity to minimize overheads per unit of production. I guess that economies of scope will be based on the agreed targets.
With economies of scale you can do the same thing for a lower cost (higher productivity). With economies of scope you can broaden the scope of your project (do more things) without increasing the overall cost
