Assuming this is pertaining to economics or technology and not some other scientific field:
The much more popular concept is the "law of diminishing return", which states that beyond some point, each additional unit of variable input yields less and less additional output. A simple example: Let's say you have a factory with a fixed physical size making a fixed product. If you add one employee to the factory, you'll expect an increase in x of units produced. However, if you add 100 employees, instead of an increase in 100*x in units produced, it will be less than that. This is because eventually the new employees will become overcrowded in the factory and have nothing to do since the factory's machines are already being used at peak efficiency, therefore for each new employee added you're getting less "bang for your buck" (lower marginal returns).
The "law of increasing returns" would imply just the opposite, that each additional variable added leads to a disproportionately high return. The law of diminishing returns is much more widely-known and is thought to be a near-universal law. There's a lot less research material available in terms of the law of increasing returns, however there are cases where it could hold true. The example listed on Wikipedia is of fax machines - adding one fax machine will create x in return, however adding 2 fax machines means that they can communicate and therefore increase return higher than would be possible by just 2*x, and marginal returns would be even higher for adding more fax machines.
For more on diminishing returns, and a short section on how increasing returns are possible but by no means a universal law.
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They can return them to their home. Or they can take them to foster care.
No, it is not illegal to return earrings in any state. You are protected by Federal consumer laws read the following. Those new earrings don't match your outfit after all. But the store says health rules prohibit such returns. The law (Federal Consumer law) Despite what you may have heard, it's a myth that federal law prohibits the return of earrings, underwear, bathing suits, and similar items. You should know But merchants can-and often do-adopt their own policies against the return of such products. Absent that, your right to return such items falls under the store's general return policy or your state's refund law, if there is one. If a merchant tells you that a state or local health rule prohibits such returns, verify it with local consumer officials.
Seventeen is not the same as being eighteen. Until you are an adult, the law can return you to the parents.
Hooke's law is about proportionality. So whatever is increasing can also be decreasing.
In economics, the law of increasing return is also known as the network effect. This explains the positive effect a user of a product has on the value of said product as it pertains to other people. Namely, the more people that use a product, the more valuable it is. A prime example is internet access. The more people who have internet access, the more people will want or need internet access to communicate with those people.
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The law of increasing opportunity costs states that the more of a product that is produced the greater is its opportunity cost.
The Law of Return allowed for an increase in Israel's Jewish population.
what law of increasing costs means that when an economy increases the production of one item _____.
The periodic law states that when the elements are arranged by increasing atomic number, there will be periodic repetition.
Charles' law
Boyle's Law which relates volume to pressure.
What the law requires depends on the country and locality in which you are located, but in general there is no law requiring doctors to return telephone calls from their patients.
Israel's law of return guarantees citizenship to all Jews. (There are issues and debates about the definition of who is a Jew, and how you prove you are Jewish.)