Whether people accept or to what extent the market competition system is accepted is not so much a question of cultural differences, but rather a question of historical cases, that is, whether the competition is fair. Latin America, Russia, and Iran, which have different cultural traditions, are strong. The public anti-competitive movement of the United States, but the United States and Britain of the same cultural type have nowhere else, which shows how convincing it is to avoid whether competition is fair and focus exclusively on "cultural traditions" and "deep psychology. ". What does this text mean? ['Market competition system can be accepted by countries with different cultural traditions.', 'Fairness is the core issue of the market competition system.', 'The cultural determinism of the market competition system lacks explanatory power.', 'The market competition system is rooted in cultural traditions.']