The idea of a new product, or a new method of producing an existing product. Distinguished from innovation, which is the development of an invention to the stage where its use becomes economically viable.
Submarginal entities are those that cannot maintain the minimum profit or production levels required to remain permanently in existence. This concept is pivotal in understanding market dynamics and economic viability.
A comprehensive discussion on the concept of the takeoff point, marking the stage at which a producer, an industry, or an economy becomes economically viable, with detailed explanations, historical context, examples, and related terms.
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