This low resolution at some nodes with short branch lengths can be partly explained by rapid cladogenesis events that may have occurred at the onset of the diversification of scale-eating cichlids as previously suggested from mtDNA studies of Perissodini and other Tanganyikan tribes [ 17, 27, 28].
Thus, new institutions like wildlife property rights, tourism markets, banks, wildlife auctions, etc. have added considerable value to wildlife through processes of specialization, diversification, economies of scale, investment, and exchange.
The deal could bring a number of advantages to both companies, said research firm Global Insight in a note, including geographic diversification, economies of scale and better management of renewable facilities.
In Greek waters, the diversification of small-scale fishery in terms of spatio-temporal operations, types of fishing gear, target species, and market pathways (Tzanatos et al. 2005) hinders various difficulties in monitoring the small-scale fisheries of an area.
As Andrew Keen of HSBC points out, if Rio was attractive to BHP when it had debts of $40 billion why would it not be now?As the benefits of diversification ebb, the benefits of scale are growing.
Many reasons like managerial effectiveness, growth, economies of scale, diversification, and so on were quoted in the support of M&A proposals.
When securitisation makes a comeback, there will be benefits, even if only in reputation, to having commercial-banking skills under the same roof as investment-banking ones.That said, the benefits of scale and diversification are much more apparent when the going is tough.
We show that correlation between outcomes can generate both economy and diseconomy of scale through diversification and competition effects.
When the Mexican peso was strong, he bought up foreign cement operations to attain additional economies of scale and diversification against the ups and downs of the Mexican economy.
Many of these are small local firms that cannot command the access to credit, economies of scale or geographic diversification that big firms can.
