Competing

Contending with another in a contest, race or game or in any real life situation.

Competition in the natural or social order is the more or less active demand by two or more entities (individuals, groups, or organizations) at the same time for some environmental resource in excess of the available supply. Typically this process may result in the ultimate elimination of the less effective organism or entity from the particular setting in which the process is taking place.

1. Competing provides an on-the-spot means of establishing right, which circumvents haggling, violence and arguing. It demonstrates rather than attributes, ability.

1. Competing divides any situation into winning and losing factions, and is thus useless in any situation that requires social unification, equity or subtlety.

1. Supporting-Opposing
2. Fostering competition
3. Engaging in rivalry

1. Stimulating creative local competition
2. Holding creative youth competitions
3. Fostering creative corporate competition
4. Encouraging individual competitive acts
5. Competing on arms
6. Competing in international markets
7. Competing in education
8. Competing in business
9. Competing for wages
10. Competing for scarce resources
11. Competing among international organizations for scarce resources

1. Identifying competition

1. Curtailing unfettered competition

1. Unbridled competition
2. Competitiveness in education

1. Competition [D]
2. Competition [C]