<prompt> Hlalosa hore na mantsoe economies of scale a bolelang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what the terms economies of scale mean. . Response in English: Economies of scale refer to the cost advantages that a company can achieve by expanding its production or output. As a company grows and produces more, it can spread its fixed costs, such as overheads, over a larger number of units, resulting in a decrease in average costs per unit. Additionally, larger companies often have greater bargaining power with suppliers, which can also result in lower input costs. Furthermore, by producing more, a company can achieve higher efficiency through specialization and division of labor. Economies of scale are often a motivation for companies to grow their business and can provide a competitive advantage in terms of lower costs of production. However, it is important to note that there can also be diseconomies of scale if a company grows too large and becomes inefficient. . Response in Sesotho: Economies of scale e bua ka melemo ea litšenyehelo eo khamphani e ka e finyellang ka ho atolosa tlhahiso kapa tlhahiso ea eona. Ha khamphani e ntse e hōla me e hlahisa ho feta, e ka jala litšenyehelo tsa eona tse tsitsitseng, tse kang li-overheads, ho feta palo e kholoanyane ea li-unit, e leng se bakang ho fokotseha ha litšenyehelo tse tloaelehileng ka unit. Ho feta moo, likhamphani tse kholo li atisa ho ba le matla a maholo a ho buisana le bafani ba thepa, e leng se ka bakang litšenyehelo tse tlaase tsa ho kenya letsoho. Ho feta moo, ka ho hlahisa tse ling, khamphani e ka fihlela katleho e phahameng ka ho khetheha le karohano ea basebetsi. Moruo oa tekanyo hangata ke tšusumetso ea hore likhamphani li holise khoebo ea tsona me li ka fana ka monyetla oa tlholisano mabapi le litšenyehelo tse tlase tsa tlhahiso. Leha ho le joalo, ho bohlokoa ho hlokomela hore ho ka boela ha e-ba le li-disaconomies tsa tekanyo haeba khamphani e hola haholo me e sa sebetse hantle. 