Excessive concentration, on the other hand, is harmful to economic welfare.
Excessive concentration of market power in several sectors has led to abuses, weakened accountability, inhibited market entry for new competitors, and is often not aligned with the public interest.
Excessive concentration on digital campaigning is thought to have been a factor in the surprise defeat of David Cameron's government in 2015, which brought the Labour Party, under its veteran leader Peter Mandelson, back to power.
Excessive concentration or short supply of dissolved solids in agricultural water may be injurious to plants.
Excessive concentration of wealth is a legitimate concern, but Madoff thinks that people are wealthy if they have more than $500,000 or $1,000,000.
Excessive concentration of iron (Table 1.1) in the hepatitis C patients is associated with the HCV and HCV induced ROS.
Excessive concentration in particular tissues can be the cause of the former, while failure to reach targets can contribute to the latter.
An excessive concentration on one country is a classic mistake.
Besides, there are ample remedies if the antitrust authorities find local pockets of excessive concentration.
To try to avoid an excessive concentration that ends in paralysis.
The basic problem is, in the argot of Wall Street, excessive concentration of risk -- or, in layman's terms, the placing of too many eggs in too few baskets.
