At the near double-digit growth rate of the last 15 years, China was the equivalent of a company with disruptive technology — destroying competitors, lifting suppliers, sucking in capital, stealing jobs and moving so fast that rivals couldn't keep up.
In the "Eliminator" mode, players gain points for destroying competitors and finishing laps.
The predator-prey image has metaphorical appeal to business rationale for destroying competitors, one way or another, to reduce players on the field or, optimistically, hoping to strengthen their own capabilities.
In 1995, in the case of Walmart Stores, Inc. v. American Drugs, Inc., pharmacy retailer American Drugs accused Walmart of selling items at too low a cost for the purpose of injuring competitors and destroying competition.
Often, in fact, economic giants destroy smaller competitors by obsessive attention to consumer preferences.
Worse, these giants often become cancers that destroy smaller competitors and limit consumer choice.
(In that process, he can easily destroy his competitors).
Colicin-producing bacteria produce bacteriocins to destroy nearby competitors through amino-acid starvation or DNA damage [ 2].
Observe the ways that the spark of life is maintained by other cultures in nature, without having to have any god-prescribed laws, expressed by B as the Law of Limited Competition: "Compete to the best of your ability, but do not destroy your competitors' food; do not deny them access to food; and do not hunt down your competition".
