Today is the era of technology. Every day there are new discoveries, and every day new discoveries are being made as well. The world is moving forward rapidly. In a very tight competition, people are competing and striving for success and satisfaction in life. Competition is everywhere, on the road, every aspect of our lives from childhood to adulthood. No one escaped from the competition.
It’s important for us to know the positive and negative effects of a competition in society. These individuals are encouraged to a higher standard of life through competition. At school, students compete with each other to a higher value. Athletes compete for more notes of victory. Companies are competing for more sales and bigger market. And because of competition, a person forced to work harder, better and more efficient to cope with and overcome.
On a broader perspective, competition is very important for the development area the whole individual, community and nation. For example, the automobile industry in India till the 1980s, which has only two car companies that offer the same car for three decades. After the economic reform happening, many companies are coming, make the competition tighter. And to win this competition, new car models, new features, and better performance, is produced continuously. All this makes the customer has a wider coverage and more choices.
The same can be applied in other industries.
The competition provides a strong impetus. No one is sitting idly by, unless you want to be the last one in the back. Competition demands fresh thinking, new ideas, work better and harder, and make us realize what is happening around us. There is no business without competition.
Roads to be taken forward through a healthy and positive competition. Although there are people who honestly do not compete and make trouble for themselves. For example athletes who consume drugs, or companies doing malpractice such as bribery, publishing false reports to improve their stock.
A most appropriate example is the high competition in the countries of the world for supremacy in space.
For example, when the American astronauts have difficulty to write in space. For several years, NASA spent 12 million dollars to make a pen that can be used anywhere in any surface. When the relationship gets better, it is known that the Soviet astronauts (now no longer exists), using a pencil.
In the end, competition is more beneficial than harmful, if done in a positive way. Unfair competition will result in the destruction of faith, goodwill and community.