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What is the law of diminishing returns


What is the law of diminishing returns?
The law of diminishing returns says that every time to do when we have something to gain an advantage, the benefit is less and less. The best way is to think of it at a simple example. When we work with a small child on a hot summer day and we want some ice cream and buy the kid an ice cream that tastes wonderful. A short time later, we happen to want another ice cream and buy the child a different ice cream cone. This time, bowling does not taste as good as the first. If we continue over ice and is buying ice cream cones for the child, we find that the taste of the ice is less and less wonderful with every ice cream cone. Finally, the sick child to eat ice cream cones (and can get sick too) and not do another. This is the law of diminishing returns...

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