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Answer:
B. law of diminishing returns
Explanation:
The law of diminishing marginal return argues that the continued application of a variable of production while holding other constant yields increasing returns in the short run only. As more of the input is used, the return will eventually be constant and then start declining.
The law of diminishing returns explains that the total output from an input while other factors remain fixed increases at an increasing rate up to a certain optimal point. Beyond the optimum point, the input will start generating decreasing returns.