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Well, assuming you can scale past one. "Marginal" cost is the cost of, for example, serving 100 pages instead of 99. It's tiny for Internet media companies; pro
by byrneseyeview 19y ago
Well, assuming you can scale past one. "Marginal" cost is the cost of, for example, serving 100 pages instead of 99. It's tiny for Internet media companies; probably a bit higher for manufacturers. Some service businesses are basically all marginal cost. Scaling up or down is easy, but getting a competitive advantage is not.