diminishing returns. occur when hiring new workers causes marginal product to decrease but still remain positive; total product is still increasing, but by not as much as when the previous worker was added.
'It sure almost destroyed the Golden Gate Bridge,' he said. The Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington - a suspension bridge whose designer also worked on the Golden Gate - had twisted and snapped in about 40 mph winds a little more than a decade earlier. That 1940 collapse was captured on film.
slide 1 of 3. History Of Golden Gate Bridge The Golden Gate Bridge that was completed in 1937 is a suspense on bridge connecting the San Francisco Bay with the Pacific Ocean. The Golden Gate Bridge is considered to be a globally renowned representation of San Francisco and California. It is an engineering wonder created in 4 years due to the admirable human vision, persistence, and technical expertise. The weight of the bridge when built was 894,500 tons, length 8,981 feet, width 90 feet, and water clearance 220 feet.