-At what level of output do diminishing returns begin to set in?

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Diminishing returns begin to set in at the point where increasing one input, while keeping other inputs constant, results in a smaller increase in output than previously experienced. This is typically represented by a change in the slope of the production function, indicating a decrease in the marginal product of the input. Without specific details on the production function or the context, it's impossible to assign this to a specific output level (A, B, C, or D) accurately. However, the correct answer to the question would depend on understanding the concept of diminishing returns rather than the specific labels given in the options.

-At What Level of Output Do Diminishing Returns Begin to Set