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According to the law of diminishing returns what does increasing a single input do?
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Define the Law of Diminishing Returns?
the characteristic of any production system in which increases in variable inputs result in increasing reduction of total output. An indicator of when to stop making additional inputs to the system, when the input exceeds the additional output.
Is Liam from Tracy beaker returns single?
No he has a girlfriend
Do Australians live in multifamily homes or single family homes?
Most Australians live in single family homes. An increasing trend is single person homes.
Do you have to file tax returns together?
If the question is do married people have to file joint returns, the answer is no. It would however be foolish from a financial standpoint since it will cost you dearly to file single.
What is a factor in the increase of single parent families in North America?
An increasing divorce rate
What is correctly describes how American society is changing The birthrate is rising. Life expectancy is increasing. Out-of-wedlock births are declining. Single-parent households are decreasing?
Life expectancy is increasing.
What of these correctly describes how American society is changing The birthrate is rising. Life expectancy is increasing. Out-of-wedlock births are declining. Single-parent households are decreasing?
Life expectancy is increasing.
Importance of the law of variable proportions?
Sometimes referred to as variable factor proportions, law of diminishing returns states that as equal quantities of one variable factor are increased, while other factor inputs remain constant, ceteris paribus, a point is reached beyond which the addition of one more unit of the variable factor will result in a diminishing rate of return and the marginal physical product will fall.
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yes, according to his facebook & myspace, he is single
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Scale of economies = the size of the economies - i.e how big the economies/savings are. Economies of scale = those economies that come as a result of the organization being big (as opposed to the same costs of in organization which is smaller)
What is the name of the agricultural practice in which large fields are planted with a single crop year after year?
Crop monoculture is the name of the agricultural practice in which large fields are planted with a single crop year after year. Although this has its advantages, it also has disadvantages like the eventual diminishing of nutrients in the soil.
Are there more single or married woman in the us?
Single, according to the US Census.
