Category: Competition

The relationship between competition and stability is also ambiguous and dominated by two schools of thoughts in theoretical literature: competition-fragility and competition-stability hypotheses. The competition fragility hypothesis (also called as franchise value paradigm), states that increased competition among banks leads to greater banking risk-taking and thereby, greater financial fragility. This is because intense bank competition…

Introduction Current business opt to exist mainly in monopoly form so as to secure a large percentage of the market. Existence of these firms may be due to state decisions that privilege some businesses from competition (Foss & Klein, 2018). Such firms operate in less competition and goods have no substitutes. However, these enterprises cause…

Sports are an integral part of the lives of billions of people around the world, with most if not all types of sport bearing the use as an outlet of competition. Now then, competition in sports can be thought of as a contest with the goal or objective of defeating the opposition resulting in a…

The situation depicted under scenario A defines a tender process for the government of Queensland Beaujolais. The whole scenario related to dissolution of the state run courier and distribution of the relative service through private tenders. This process is a largely incorporated system of disintegration of services under a tender based obligation for the state…

Competition is everywhere in our society. The study researches whether competition effects on the result of work and whether the age effects on competition. The study is progressed by 12 student participants in Prague, Czech Republic. It was hypothesized that competition would affect the result of work and the young age would get more influenced…

Competition is becoming the daily routine of every person. At every situation people has to suffer through competition because of the fast pace life style people has been adopted these days. People have to compete at work, in family, in schools and in society. Winning and losing are parts of competition. Competition has changed the…

Charles Darwin put forth a theory of evolution driven by competition and natural selection, where the individual best suited for the environment will succeed while those less suited for the environment will fail. Using empirical examples from the field of evolutionary biology, I will show that species who work in groups will suppress this competition…

Introduction Competition is a fundamental and pervasive factor in human existence, influencing behaviors, fostering innovation, and impacting outcomes in different areas. The invisible hand influences market dynamics, motivates individuals and organizations to exceed their limits, and tests the durability and adaptability of entities. In nature, competition for resources like food, territory, and mates has played…

Introduction Competition is a fundamental and pervasive factor in human existence, influencing behaviors, fostering innovation, and impacting outcomes in different areas. The invisible hand influences market dynamics, motivates individuals and organizations to exceed their limits, and tests the durability and adaptability of entities. In nature, competition for resources like food, territory, and mates has played…

Abstract In this article, we are elaborating the various relationships that exist among competitors both on an activity and resource level as well as on an individual level. The firms will have different roles in different activities and interactions. Competitive and cooperative activities can in some cases be in conflict with each other. If a…