Here's the rationale. When evaluating whether a savings-type investment has been successful, there are two questions to be addressed. The annual performance numbers for money market funds don't command the same degree of investor interest as high-flying stock funds, but they teach lessons worth knowing for savvy savers. Since most money market funds invest in the same kinds of securities, the interest income they earn for their shareholders tends to be similar. The differences in the returns investors receive are primarily due to a fund's operating costs.
Large funds are more efficient and are in a position to pass the savings on to their shareholders.
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