Illustrate the role of the Matthew effect in increasing corporate brand loyalty

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Explain the importance of balance.

The Matthew effect, a term commonly used by sociologists and economists, reflects a social phenomenon of polarization, with the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer.

From a parable in the Bible's New Testament Gospel of Matthew: "Whosoever hath be multiplied, that he may be superfluous; and if he does not, he shall take all that he has." On the surface, the "Matthew Effect" seems to be contrary to the "Way of Balance" and similar to the "Rule of 28", but in fact it is only one pole of the "Way of Balance".

The Matthew Effect illustrates the importance of balance.

The Matthew effect, a term commonly used by sociologists and economists, reflects a social phenomenon of polarization, with the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. From a parable in the Bible's Gospel of Matthew, the New Testament: "Whoever has, give him twice as much, that he may be superfluous; and if he does not, he shall take all that he has."

The essence of the "Matthew effect" is the plundering of the equal rights of the socially powerful groups for the socially disadvantaged groups, which will inevitably accelerate the polarization of social wealth and power, intensify social contradictions, and eventually cause social problems. It creates local prosperity but stifles life as a whole, reflecting the importance of balance.

The Matthew effect can be summarized as: "Any individual, group, or region, once it achieves success and progress in a certain aspect (such as money, fame, status, etc.), will produce a kind of cumulative advantage, and will have more opportunities to achieve greater success and progress." ”

The Matthew effect is an accumulation of advantages for the leader, and when you have achieved a certain amount of success, it is easier to achieve greater success. The strong will always be stronger, and the weak will be weaker. Natural selection, survival of the fittest, the strong will have more opportunities to achieve greater success and progress as they accumulate advantages.

So if you don't want to be defeated in any field, you have to be the leader in that field and keep expanding. When you become a leader, you can more easily reap greater benefits than your weaker peers, even if your ROI is the same.

What he has obtained, he has obtained one by one, and the more the merrier. What he can't get, he never gets.

The Importance of Business Management:

1. Enterprise management can enhance the operational efficiency of enterprises;

2. It can make the enterprise have a clear development direction;

3. It can enable every employee to give full play to their potential;

4. It can make the company's finances clear, the capital structure reasonable, and the investment and financing appropriate;

5. It can provide customers with satisfactory products and services;

6. It can better establish a corporate image and make more practical contributions to the society.

The military is a model of management. If there is no management, there will only be guerrillas, and there will be no army.

The lotus effect.

The Bimaron effect.

The Coriolis effect.

The Diderot effect.

Siege effect. Oedipus complex.

Threshold effect.

Gyro effect. The frog effect.

Herd effect. The barrel effect.

The Matthew Effect. The cold island effect.

The heat island effect. The catfish effect.

Butterfly effect. Domino effect.

Broken window effect. Greenhouse effect.

The Hawthorne effect. The Kimchi Effect.

Non-zero-sum effect.

Liquor and sewage effects.

Feedback effect. The Pygmalion Effect ("Rosenthal Effect").

The World Cup effect.

Spatial effects. The agglomeration effect of the world's machine tool industry.

Greenhouse effect. Photoelectric effect.

The "tandem" effect of the world's first bridge.

Network effects. Beauty Effect.

The small world effect.

Branding. The Mozart effect.

Doppler effect.

The first cause effect. And so on and so forth.

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The Matthew effect is a widespread social psychological phenomenon, and our most intuitive understanding of it is that the poor are getting poorer and the rich are getting richer. Through this issue, let's take a closer look at the Matthew Effect.