Because the benefits derived from an activity decline as it is expanded, it is generally
A) wise to undertake all actions that generate benefits.
B) efficient to stop well before perfection is achieved.
C) best to continue as long as it is possible to derive some additional benefits.
D) unwise to engage in activities for which the benefits decline as you do more of it.

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As the benefits from an activity decline, it becomes inefficient to continue striving for perfection, as the costs may outweigh the diminishing returns.

Because the Benefits Derived from an Activity Decline as It