competition
Competition refers to a rivalry between two or more parties for a common goal where one’s gain is another’s loss, such as organisms competing for limited resources, businesses vying for customers, or individuals participating in a sporting event. In economics, competition between businesses leads to benefits for consumers, like lower prices, more choices, and higher quality goods and services, which drives innovation and economic growth. There are different types of competition, including direct competition (same product, same customers), indirect competition (different products, same need), and biological competition for resources.
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Do you Like Sports?
Recently I attended interesting sporting event. I am NOT GOOD at sports, so if you see odd things in this images, please blame the photographer and not the subjects.
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I submitted this three portraits to monthly competition in my photography club. But, I also would like to know what you think, so please give your critical thinking some freedom here. I’ll thank you for it. Go on don’t be shy …
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This is Australia – is BCG Brisbane Camera Group set subject for February 2025 Club’s Competition. What do you think?
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BCG conducts a Hunt and Shoot competition each year, normally held in September or October. The organiser of the Hunt and Shoot chooses the venue for the competition and the twelve subjects for the competition. The twelve subjects are not known to the competitors until shortly before the commencement of the shoot.
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Agnès Suret is the first Miss France. She won a beauty contest in 1920. The first national beauty pageant in France was organised by Maurice de Valeff. The competition was called “The Most Beautiful Woman in France.”
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