Each week fans compete for the top spots on "The 300", described as a "highly competitive chart of Rushmore's top users".
For peripheral countries that specialise in lower-tech industries, China is less an export opportunity and more a competitive threat (see chart).
But she remains as off-the-charts competitive — "a stone-cold killer on that platform," McCauley said — as she was when she caught the bug at a gym in Savannah.
And for some conditions, export will simply be cheaper: spare capacity in continental hospitals not necessarily something to be proud of, since on a large scale it betokens inefficiency means they can offer competitive rates (see chart).Specific comparisons are tricky because travel costs, bulk discounts and varying medical practices need to be considered.
Make it a family chart and children will become competitive with the others on the chart.
"They are often using a dozen or more different services and this allows them to bring back that data into a single dashboard to get a holistic view of their performance: Top Charts rank, Search Ranking, competitive intelligence, downloads, revenue, paid vs organic performance, and so on," he explains.
Price competitive service offerings Need actual charts?
Indeed, the 27% decline in sterling's trade-weighted value between July 2007 and March 2009 has rivalled the tumble in the mid-1970s, when Britain was the "sick man of Europe" (see chart 3).The competitive edge that this has given British exporters is being blunted by the collapse in foreign markets.
McKinsey, a business consultancy, reckons that lithium-ion batteries might be competitive by 2020 but, as the chart below shows, there is still a lot of work to do.
The competitive balance up and down the valuation chart reflects not just the drawing power of the N.F.L. but also the league's lucrative television contracts, licensing contracts and other revenue that is shared evenly among its 32 teams.
