diminishing returns to an input
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Diminishing returns to an input refers to a phenomenon where the increase in output resulting from adding one more unit of an input eventually declines. This occurs when the additional unit of an input yields a relatively smaller growth in output than the previous units of the same input. This happens primarily due to the unequal distribution of resources and the fact that adding more of an input may not always result in a proportional increase in output.