competitive strength; the ability to compete effectively against others

competitor; rival; contestant

the quality or state of being competitive

vicious or cutthroat competition; competing by any means necessary without regard for the consequences, such as in a price war

The economic practice of unrestrained competition where businesses can freely invest, produce, and sell products to maximize profit; often contrasted with monopoly.

The competition between living things for survival and reproduction; Darwin considered this a key driver of evolution.

competitive advantage; competitive edge

rival or opponent in a competition

The internal system of commodity economy where market competition among producers promotes innovation, improves quality, and optimizes resource allocation.

a framework or setting where different parties compete against each other, often used in business or economics

competitive power; the ability to compete effectively

a product offered by a rival company; a competitor's product

fair competition; fair play

The struggle between businesses to attract customers and gain a larger share of the market by offering better quality, prices, or service

fair or equal competition

direct competition; direct competitor

To compete for a job or work position through an open and competitive process.

unfair competition; illicit or improper business practices that violate principles of honesty and fairness to harm competitors or consumers