A firm that wants to achieve economies of scale could do so by

A) assigning limited tasks to its employees, so they can master those tasks.
B) employing a smaller number of workers.
C) producing a smaller quantity of output.
D) producing an output level higher than the efficient scale.

Economies of Scale

Enterprises gain cost benefits from their operation size, as the cost for each unit produced typically drops when the scale enlarges because fixed expenses are distributed across a greater number of output units.

Efficient Scale

The level of production at which a firm can produce its product at the lowest average cost per unit.