Diminishing Marginal Returns
The economics theory indicating that if one input of production is increased, with all other inputs constant, output will actually increase less with every additional unit of that particular input is increased.
For example, if one production input is increased, marginal returns will increase for, let’s say, 5%. And, if that particular input is increased again for the same amount like before, marginal return will be 4% in this case.
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