The principle that if one factor of production is fixed and constant addition of other factors are combined with it, the marginal productivity of variable factors will eventually decline ?

Correct answer: C. Diminishing returns

  • A. Marginal returns
  • B. Both
  • C. Diminishing returns
  • D. NoneAccess Government Careers

Explanation

The law of diminishing returns states that when one input is fixed, adding more units of a variable input will eventually reduce its marginal product. This is also called diminishing marginal returns.

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