Diminishing Returns: Why That Sixth Slice of Pizza Does Not Taste As Good

The law of diminishing returns is the threshold at which productivity (or happiness) starts to plateau and may even reduce. It is related to what economists refer to as the point of marginal utility—where more input does not necessarily produce a corresponding increase in output. A lesson from historyThe Byzantine (Roman) empire was possibly Europe’s […]

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