“…[144] This is,o f course,f ully understandable in academic research, and even justified at the early stages of the industrial R&D work, but sooner or later the loading must be substantially reduced to make the production process economically viable.S ome examples where the amount of catalyst used was reduced from amultiple molar percent to its decimal fractions or even to ppm levels was achieved, thanks to the cooperation with the catalyst producer or metathesis expert, have been presented in this Review. [98,106,120] In this context, recent results by Nascimento and Fogg are quoted again, as they were able to prove that lowering the loading of the CAAC nitro catalyst is not only favorable from an economic point of view,b ut in fact it also increases the catalystss tability,b y inhibiting the bimolecular decomposition pathway. [136] This result shows yet again the importance of fundamental studies to deepen our understanding of the factors that influence the stability and activity of catalysts.I nt he practice of total synthesis leading to complex polyfunctional natural products and in medicinal chemistry,the prediction of the most optimal catalyst for ag iven substrate is not an otiose question but rather as erious problem.…”