At its core, the Matthew Effect operates on the principle of cumulative advantage. It suggests that individuals or entities who gain a small advantage at the beginning tend to accumulate more advantages over time, creating a snowball effect. This phenomenon can be observed in various contexts, from academia to economics, from career progression to societal dynamics.
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