Having ample resources and financing at the onset of a project promotes wastefulness financial habits which quickly becomes part of the culture if not managed properly. Being under-resourced during the initial onset of a project forces project leaders to be scrappy and judicious in the use of resources that are made available to them. This promotes thriftiness which quickly becomes part of the culture. Such a culture has the by-product of maximizing return on capital when more becomes available.
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