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law of diminishing returns

/lɔː əv dɪˈmɪnɪʃɪŋ rɪˈtɜːnz/

Übersetzung: Wirtschaftsprinzip, wonach bei steigendem Einsatz eines Produktionsfaktors der zusätzliche Ertrag (Grenzertrag) ab einem bestimmten Punkt sinkt, sofern alle anderen Faktoren unverändert bleiben.

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/lɔː əv dɪˈmɪnɪʃɪŋ rɪˈtɜːnz/C1formalbusiness
  • deWirtschaftsprinzip, wonach bei steigendem Einsatz eines Produktionsfaktors der zusätzliche Ertrag (Grenzertrag) ab einem bestimmten Punkt sinkt, sofern alle anderen Faktoren unverändert bleiben.
  1. C1formal

    An economic principle stating that as investment in a particular area increases, the rate of profit or benefit from that investment eventually decreases, assuming other factors remain constant.

    deGesetz des abnehmenden Ertrags

    • The company experienced the law of diminishing returns after hiring too many managers.
    • Adding more fertilizer to the field showed the law of diminishing returns; crop yields barely increased.
    • In software development, the law of diminishing returns applies when adding more programmers to a late project.
  2. General principle of decreasing benefitB2informal

    A broader concept that beyond a certain point, each additional unit of effort, resource, or input yields a smaller increase in output or satisfaction.

    deGesetz vom abnehmenden Ertragszuwachs

    • Studying for more than six hours a day shows the law of diminishing returns; you stop retaining information.
    • Eating more of your favorite food eventually hits the law of diminishing returns; it stops tasting as good.
    • The law of diminishing returns applies to exercise; working out for three hours isn't twice as beneficial as working out for one hour.
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