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... competition . Competition and Cooperation Competition If wants exceed resources , wants must compete against each other for what is avail- able . Competition is a contest for command over scarce resources . In the case of the child with ...
... competition . Competition and Cooperation Competition If wants exceed resources , wants must compete against each other for what is avail- able . Competition is a contest for command over scarce resources . In the case of the child with ...
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... competition . The distinction between structural and frictional unemployment is not always a sharp one , but some ... competitive international environment brought a decline in the number of jobs in tradition- al industries , such as ...
... competition . The distinction between structural and frictional unemployment is not always a sharp one , but some ... competitive international environment brought a decline in the number of jobs in tradition- al industries , such as ...
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... competition for funds exerts upward pressure on interest rates . Moreover , an increasing share of the national debt ... competitive position of American industry also has to be reversed . The United States has suffered serious erosion ...
... competition for funds exerts upward pressure on interest rates . Moreover , an increasing share of the national debt ... competitive position of American industry also has to be reversed . The United States has suffered serious erosion ...
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