Explain about the diminishing returns to an input, Macroeconomics

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Explain about the diminishing returns to an input.

There are diminishing returns to an input while an increase within the quantity of which input, holding the levels of each of other inputs fixed, leads to a decline within the marginal product of such input.

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Marginal Product of Labor Curve

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Total Product, Marginal Product, and the Fixed Input

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Total Cost Curve for George and Martha’s Farm


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