How can the way a material is made lower the cost of making that material but still staring?

The cost of making a material can be lowered through processes such as scaling up production, which reduces per-unit costs, or by using more abundant and less expensive raw materials. Additionally, employing innovative manufacturing techniques, such as 3D printing or modular design, can streamline production and reduce waste. Automation and improved energy efficiency can also contribute to cost savings while maintaining material strength and quality. Ultimately, optimizing the material properties during production can achieve a balance between cost-effectiveness and performance.