Economies of concentration accrue to an individual firm as a direct result of expanding its internal plant size to utilize specialized machinery.
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The statement is False. Economies of concentration are external economies resulting from the localization of an industry, whereas cost reductions achieved by an individual firm expanding its plant size are internal technical economies.
The statement is false because economies of concentration are external economies arising when firms in the same industry cluster in a geographical area, whereas unit cost reductions from an individual firm's plant expansion constitute internal technical economies.
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Internal vs External Economies of Scale