Ms. Admati refers to it as "big shotness," the tendency for people to concede to the wealthy and powerful.
Mr Théodore notes the growing tendency for big investment banks to act as in-house exchanges for clients.
In lay terms, it is the tendency for big, distinct flavors to overwhelm the brain, which responds by depressing your desire to have more.
Ideas Britain, Stewart said, was a way to counteract a tendency for big business to shut its doors to new thinking.
Traders have transaction costs to worry about — brokerage commissions and the tendency for big orders to push a stocks price away.
And if the tendency for big employers - those with more than 500 staff - to pay higher wages was also removed, then the balance of average pay moved in favour of the private sector as the public sector is mainly made up of large employers.
However, McKelvin's tendency for giving up big plays landed him on the pine last year, playing behind the vulnerable seventh-rounder Justin Rogers.
As his friend Simon Sandberg says: "One worry I have is that Simon has a tendency for the big gesture.
In a report on China's luxury industry released earlier this year, Bain & Company, a consultancy, argued that the "new normal" will be slower revenue growth for the big labels, due to a tendency for consumers to shop around for less well-known ones.
Setting up global practices also risks turning the bank into a glorified McKinsey in which experts jet in to advise on a big project and jet out a tendency for which development agencies are already rightly criticised.Then there are doubts about Mr Kim himself.
