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Acknowledging whether or not you're in an organization that encourages healthy competition or is fostering extremely negative competitiveness is a vital starting point.
Gauging competitiveness is a murky business, with no obvious benchmarks.
Yet the relationship between education and international competitiveness is a subject rife with misunderstanding.
Others argue that competitiveness is a function of cheap and abundant labor.
First, competitiveness is a woolly concept that wrongly supposes countries, like football teams, win only when another team loses.
Perversely, though, the competitiveness is a sign that the system is doing what Americans want it to be doing.
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"They do rightly regard the output of their mills as a commodity that competes in a global marketplace where cost competitiveness is an absolute necessity," Mr. Jardini said.
My teacher friend, who was raised outside the United States, observed that intense competitiveness is an intrinsic feature of American education, and she sometimes found that particular attribute peculiar.
Researchers assigned almost 800 students at the University of Pennsylvania an 11 week-long gym regimen to test whether friendly camaraderie or hardcore competitiveness is an effective motivator in getting people to exercise.
An individual's relative competitiveness is an increasing function of the total amount of care it received during development.
However, a pervasive problem that has received little attention arises from the fact that a male's sperm competitiveness is an absolute measure that has to be estimated from a relative measure: fertilization success.
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