Another important law in economics is the “law of marginal returns or the law of increasing costs”. Discuss in terms of your study in this course, how might you know that you are at a point of diminishing returns, or where more study will not benefit you like it did before?
In economics, the law of marginal returns or the law of increasing costs is used to describe how additional investment in a particular activity will result in increasingly smaller returns. This means that as you invest more resources into studying a specific subject, you will eventually reach a point where additional study does not yield any further gains than what has already been achieved. You may know that you have reached this point if your studying begins to become less productive and efficient, and if it is taking longer to gain new understanding and knowledge.
If you find yourself spending more time on the same material without making further progress, then it is likely that you have reached a point of diminishing returns with regards to your studies.