External economies arises essentially from_________
...External economies arises essentially from_________
A firm's individual policies
Localisation of industry
Government economic policy
Free transferability of shares
Correct answer is B
External economies are the benefits a firm derives from concentration or localisation of industries in a particular area or the benefits a firm enjoys from increase in its output and decrease in cost as a result of the kind of assistance it derives from other firms.
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