Yet, "it can also waste resources to generate prestige-driven flops" (Someren and Someren-Wang 2013, p.31) and "may fail to ensure adequate resources for emerging technologies" (WIPO 2007, p.15).
As labels have lost interest in low-volume classical sales which generate more prestige than income, many American orchestras have been dropped by labels that have recorded them for decades.
This creates an incentive to promote projects in communities with higher levels of vertical integration and continue work in these same communities rather than approach Type 1 or 2 communities that may have a higher risk of failure and may therefore not generate the prestige and success necessary for CDO career advancement.
Her prestige generated widespread interest and devoted followers.
Now one of the great European strikers of the past 20 years plays for Delhi Dynamos and for less established leagues, someone of Del Piero's prestige generates interest.
And then of course there's the free publicity, which has no valuation, and the invitations to speak that an award generates, and the prestige.
Overall, then, prestige bias can mimic non-prestige biased social learning in generating spatiotemporal clusters when prestige bias is sufficiently strong to counteract the lower frequency of prestige-based suicides.
Today, any news president is "expected to generate profits and not just prestige," he says.
Hypothesis 2a, however, states that prestige bias alone should generate mass (temporal) clusters rather than spatiotemporal clusters, and thus was not supported by the model.
Institutional imbalances occur when some health care facilities have too many staff because of prestige, working conditions, ability to generate additional income, or other situation-specific factors, while others are understaffed [ 73].
