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The EKELOS EKASYS prime ideas state: |
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EKASYS |
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EKASYS exists as an optimum corporate model. |
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Relative competitive scale |
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All competitive scale of operation is relative. |
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A small operation with low fixed and variable costs will always be more competitive than a large scale operation with higher costs. |
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All firms in their size and market have an optimum relative competitive scale. |
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All optimum relative competitive scales have limits whereby each additional scale in size beyond this point is makes the firm less competitive. |
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Relative net return |
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All return is net outputs les inputs. |
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All net return is relative. |
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Dissonant net return is where return on inputs diminishes over each additional unit of output. |
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Harmonic net return is where return is balanced between inputs and outputs for each additional output. |
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Dynamic net return is where return grows between inputs and outputs for each additional output. |
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Relative Comparative advantage |
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All comparative advantage is relative. |
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All firms have a relative comparative advantage over other firms to some degree. |
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Relative comparative advantage is not a constant, but a variable that may change to a relative disadvantage over time and events. |
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Corporate Profit |
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Corporate Profit is the net income earned through the efforts of staff using capital resources after costs have been deducted. |
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Corporate profit implies an obligation to distribute some of the profit to those staff who made that net income possible. |
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