Under capitalism, competition between corporations can become counter-productive if it leads to emphasis on making profits rather than producing good-quality goods or treating employees properly.
Competition becomes counterproductive when it leads to unethical behavior, sabotage, or harmful conflicts instead of promoting growth and innovation. Additionally, excessive competition can demotivate individuals or teams, hindering collaboration and overall progress. It's crucial to maintain a balance where competition drives excellence without causing negative consequences.
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Economists use two sets of concepts to answer questions. First they apply efficiency concepts such as productive efficiency. Then they ask how perfect competition and monopoly affect the consumer.
A competitive market, firms act with their benefit at heart. If a firm is producing at productive efficiency, it produces goods at a relatively low expenditure, it can sell at low prices and hence compete well in the market.
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Yes. Greater competition between firms/countries/... makes the productive capacity rise and will reduce costs. The rise in the productive capacity is mainly achieved by investing in new capital goods (or replacing the old ones). Of course this will reduce the labor needed (so less costs) and will increase efficiency in the end.
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Sorry but TNA is not competition for the WWE. They don't even come close to WWE in the ratings.