Competition
* Occurs when there is limited resources shared by two species.
* affects markets
  - the size of populations
* also forces animals to be less selective when grazing
  - leads to constant change in the marketplace
* alters the perception of noxious heat and cold in male and female athletes
  - stimuli in male and female athletes
* basic requirement for consumers to benefit from healthy market conditions.
* benefits consumers by keeping prices low and the quality of goods and services high.
* biotic factor that influences where an organism can live.
* business relation
* can be the stimulus a bureaucracy needs in order to change.
* can occur between individuals that are members of the same species
  - members of the same species and between members of different species
  - within one species or between different species
  - produce inhibiting levels of anxiety
* chess game.
* cost reducing consideration in any industry.
* culturally imposed attitude.
* device to dupe and divide workers.
* drives a person to achieve more and strive to do their best
  - firms to offer the consumer the best price
  - prices toward cost
* enhances quality, economy, and productivity.
* exists in both capitalistic and socialistic societies
  - when the niches of two species overlap
* forces companies to continually improve their products and services in order to survive
  - organizations to focus on customer needs, increase quality and reduce costs
* form of controlled warfare
  - cooperation, and males have a long tradition of intensive training
* fuel of growth, progress, and, partially, our economy.
* fundamental ecological process.
* happens between members of the same species
  - within a population and between populations
* increases the strength of natural selection.
* induces adaptive shifts in caste ratios of a polyembryonic wasp.
* influences price and terms.
* is about securing rank at the top of the social hierarchy
  - actually destructive to children's self-esteem
  - all areas of athletics
  - also a reason for birds to migrate north in summer
* is an aid to an industry
  - attitude based on the sense of one's own superiority over other religions
  - essential element in the efficient working of markets for goods and services
  - expression of fear
* is an interaction between organisms or species in which both the species are harmed
  - in which both interacting species are harmed
  - basically between equal people
  - beneficial to human well being
  - between companies and technologies
  - central to athletics, but it is an essential ingredient to life as well
  - conflict
  - critical to the process of creating wealth for the average citizen
  - cultural activities
  - equal to changes and people's capability to cope with changes
  - everything in life
  - for light, water, and nutrients
  - global and intensifying, bringing a new level of insecurity to developed nations
  - group actions
  - indeed the hallmark of capitalism
  - located in sporting events
  - naturals
  - of limited value in the world of ideas
  - one of many interacting biotic and abiotic factors that affect community structure
* is one of the greatest forces of structural reorganisation of our societies
  - staples of daily life
* is part of sports
  - the American way of life
  - physical events
  - reflected in economics by 'willingness to pay'
  - strong for light, soil is poor due to the rapid recycling of nutrients
* is the American way of life
  - backbone of American political and economic institutions
  - bastion of free enterprise
  - controlling mechanism of capitalism
* is the driving force in the American economy
  - of our economy
  - engine that fuels innovation
  - essence of sports, and it is the essence of the American experience
  - force which causes advertisers to target children
  - interaction among organisms as they struggle with one another for survival
  - key to economic growth
* is the law of the jungle
  - universe
  - natural state of affairs in a market economy
  - normal state of nature
  - principle upon which our free market economy is based
  - process that made the U.S. economy the envy of the world
  - struggle between organisms to get sufficient resources to survive
  - thing that makes the world work, and socialism suppresses competition
  - valued as a way to maintain a well-educated workforce
  - what keeps prices down
* is when animals or plants fight for things needed for survival
  - plants and animals compete with each other for resources within the habitat, eg
* leads to economic efficiency.
* likely affects species diversity.
* means to promoting economic efficiency and free trade.
* mechanism by which innovation is forced.
* motivates people to perform better, as in sports and in music.
* natural phenomena and archetype.
* occurs between animals and also plants when any resource is limited
  - species that are trying to use the same resources
  - two or more organisms
  - in virtually every ecosystem in nature
  - naturally between living organisms which co-exist in the same environment
* occurs when a limited resource needs to be divided among individuals
  - organisms occupy the same or similar niches
  - species compete for the same resource
  - two organisms fight for the same limited resource
* often encourages technological innovation which can lead to cleaner forms of generation
  - occurs between members of the same species
* part of nature, it is part of being human.
* plays a very important role in ecology and evolution.
* power struggle for control of all aspects of the relationship.
* promotes economy, efficiency, and effectiveness in public expenditure.
* proven technique to make organizations efficient and achieve savings.
* reduces niche breadth, leading to more species along a resource continuum.
* refers to the state of a market, particularly how businesses behave in a market.
* regulating force in capitalist systems.
* relationship in which two organisms brawl in order to obtain limited resources.
* results when two different species try to fill the same niche.
* rules the lives and forms of our plants.
* shapes the natural world to a great extent.
* source of discipline in the market, or in any social organization for that matter.
* survival of the fittest.
* therefore exists for nitrogen in the forest canopy between the tree, fungi and microbes.
* underground can be for limited water supplies and nutrients needed for growth.
* universal phenomenon.
* value derided in most parts of the world.
* works when consumers have truthful information by which to make buying decisions
  - informed consumers have a range of options and make informed choices
+ Bhutan, Sports: Bhutan :: Current monarchies
  * Bhutan's national sport is archery. Competitions are held regularly in most villages. Cricket has gained popularity in Bhutan, particularly since the introduction of television channels from India. The Bhutan national cricket team is one of the more successful affiliate nations in the region. Football is also an increasingly popular sport.
+ Chess and computers, Chess engines
  * Competitions are run by putting engines against each other, and the results are published. There is a World Computer Chess Championship, in which the details of the rules may determine which software wins. Software may also be rated on other scales, such as ease of usage.
+ Music competitions
  * A 'music competition' is an event in which people compete for prizes by performing music. Music competitions can be for solo performers or for small or large groups such as orchestras, bands or choirs. Some competitions are for young people who are starting to make a professional career in music. Other music competitions may be for amateurs, which means that professional musicians are not allowed to compete.
+ Sexual selection, Modern views, Competition between members of the same species: Evolutionary biology
  * Today, biologists would say that certain evolutionary traits can be explained by competition between members of the 'same' species. Competition can be 'before' or 'after' sexual intercourse.