0 unwillingness to spend money:
He has a reputation for stinginess.
Is giving your unwanted gifts as birthday presents good for the environment, or just stinginess?
She filed for divorce, charging her husband with philandering and stinginess.
Lavish treatment of inhouse employees is financed by extreme stinginess to contract and freelance staff.
In the context of a generalized cooperative subsistence strategy, stinginess could provoke the withdrawal of cooperative partners and result in a loss of income.
Although populations tend to vary over the extent of explicit praise of generosity, there is often mention of a direct condemnation of stinginess.
Failure to add the additional ingredient was typically interpreted as the result of conscious neglect or "stinginess" on the part of the kitchen staff.
Assuming that it is stinginess on the part of the good producers that elicits punishing, at least some of the costs are already being paid.
Although claims of stinginess could carry a social cost reducing the benefit of hunter control, such communication is reserved for cases where the social relationship has already soured.
