Competition

Competition refers to the contest or rivalry between individuals, groups, or organizations striving for a common goal that cannot be shared, such as resources, recognition, or market share. In a more general sense, it involves the struggle for superiority and the pursuit of limited resources. Competition can exist in various contexts, including economic, social, and biological environments. In economics, it often denotes the situation among businesses vying for consumer attention and sales, leading to innovation and improved services or products. In nature, it can refer to organisms competing for food, territory, or mates. Overall, competition drives entities to improve, adapt, and evolve to gain advantages in their respective fields.