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肇慶翻譯公司關(guān)鍵字： This involves a global century-old problem. Western "industrial revolution" after the 19th century, the "neoclassical" and "Cambridge School" of the founder of the famous British economist Marshall practice based on large industrial machines and the development of observation, in his famous book "Principles of Economics" in the proposed a "Goldbach's Conjecture" type of proposition: socio-economic development may be facing long-term benefits of scale and competitive dilemma. Marshall: efficient large-scale machinery and equipment necessary to bring a wide range of application scale, and scale can bring a significant reduction in cost per unit of product; but the production economies of scale created by a centralized and easily create a monopoly, monopolistic competition will make the economic loss vitality. He believes that the economies of scale and monopoly is difficult to divide, the community must take the scale, you have to sacrifice the effectiveness of competition; to take the effectiveness of competition, you have to sacrifice scale. This is the theory of industrial organization economics and the famous "Marshall dilemma." ⑵More than a century, people have been in this "dilemma" to explore. Western developed countries, more emphasis on "competitive priorities", advocacy of free market翻譯市場行情價(jià)格多少錢s and free competition. Opposite the post-war Japan, the Japanese government by selecting the "priority scale" strategy, the formation of late-coming countries is an important "advantage" to break the first country in the international market翻譯市場行情價(jià)格多少錢 made a "pioneer of monopoly", led to many important industries, mergers and restructuring, many well-known companies among the world ranking.The world is rapidly changing. Many people have praised: South Korea's large companies are following the traditional strategy of free competition, the Keynesian macro-control, Japan's industrial policy after the fourth milestone in the development of market翻譯市場行情價(jià)格多少錢 economy. In the Asian financial crisis, South Korea already has a lot of "world class" large-scale spate of corporate crisis management, bankruptcy of many examples. And precisely because of the lack of government intervention to protect competition and optimization mechanism, leading South Korean companies can not be promptly exposed the inherent flaws of a fatal injury. Economies of scale for international
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