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No, diminishing returns do not necessarily mean economic inefficiency. By contrast, diminishing returns usually create a condition where a marginal benefit = marginal cost condition is achieved and results in a stable, non-infinite equilibrium. It would be inefficient to produce over or under this equilibrium, but the nature of production functions do not ensure inefficiency.

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Diminishing return can lead to inefficiency in an economy because when input in an economy is not checkmated, it is bound to culminate into less achievement in its productive sector

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