explain the reasons of increasing and dimnishing return to factor
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Diminishing returns occur in the short run when one factor is fixed.
If the variable factor of production is increased then there comes a point where it will become less productive and therefore there will eventually be a decreasing diminishing return.
This because the capital is fixed.
If the variable factor of production is increased then there comes a point where it will become less productive and therefore there will eventually be a decreasing diminishing return.
This because the capital is fixed.
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The reasons of increasing and dimnishing return to factor are
• Efficient utilisation of fixed factors increases return to a factor arise due to affective utilisation of fixed factor.
• Division of labour: it causes avocation among the workers according to their spells capability.
• Volumed discount: are economiser in purchases of raw material in large quantities.
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