Competition breeds innovation.
"Competition breeds excellence".
If this rings faintly of "Alice in Wonderland," well, that is because airlines are not like other businesses, where competition breeds variety and choice for consumers and profits for business.
Often it hijacks hours allotted for air-conditioned summitry.Indeed, the matey humour of the links, where competition breeds friendship rather than rivalry, is seen as part of ASEAN's consensual approach.
Ron Conway noted, "I think the huge winner here will be consumers because competition breeds innovation, and this nice little battle between Google and Microsoft is fantastic for consumers".
I think it's fantastic that the 3D scanning market is finally heating up a little bit; more competition breeds better technology — which will, in turn, make a lot of the challenges on the AR/VR content side easier.
He says, "Competition breeds excellence".
And that's because competition breeds excellence.
Berry has a saying: "Competition breeds success".
There is no evidence to support the idea that competition breeds excellence in healthcare.
The idea that competition breeds excellence and market forces drive efficiency is a myth.
