MES

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Minimum Efficient Scale of Output is where Average total costs are at their lowest comparative to Output. Where FC are high an there is Econ of Scales then MES is gih like Steel making so you have to have a large % of the market to achieve the lowest l-t cost. Whereas service industries are low

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