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3 years ago

Compared to standardized production, customized production has relatively:

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<span>Compared to standardized production, customized production has relatively low product runs/high costs.

When a company uses standardized product, they are able to mass produce and typically, keep costs lower for themselves and consumers. When something is produced and customized, since they aren't making a large quantity (hence, custom) the costs are normally higher and they are aren't have a longevity of that particular product.
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