Competition Is Not Good For People

There are many assertions about competition in ancient China, such as "seeking great honor and not seeking honor at all". The fictitious and nonfiction writer, Theodore Isaac Rubin, explains in his article that competition and happiness are rarely the best and often brought. Please bring the worst people. He believes that competition is a form of prediction that self development will be abandoned in order to defeat the next group. Rubin considers that competition is the original remnant of the past, not genetic residuals (312).

Many new business owners believe that competition is bad. They may think that doing business is meaningful as others have already met the needs. In fact, the competition is excellent. That means some people need what you offer.

Especially competition in free market economy is good for Americans. The company competes in dollars, the competition lowers the price, the quality is high. Schools and sports tournaments are also good because they help children prepare for their real life. Competition ensures that the highest goes up to the highest and boosts the people around. I am Indian and now I am in high school freshman. Most of my friends are like me, so we are very ambitious. If my friends are not so competitive, I will not. My goal is to defeat them secretly in SAT scores, grades, after school elections, and even waiting for things. It sounds very meaningful and hostile, but it is a fact. Competition gives me the best and inspires me to work hard so as to win

Competition is good value. Competition is the reason people accomplish their best and achieve the best results. Compared with Americans, Indians are more competitive. For example, at school, children in India are encouraged to be excellent. Family's expectation for children is very high. Parents always encourage their children to compete with others and maximize their potential. From the beginning, American children have been taught to be direct, open, honest. They have been raised and I saw others looking straight and "frank". They did not hesitate to express their opinion. However, children in India are treated with a respect in particular. Unlike American culture, direct access to the elderly's eyes is considered rude. Children should always be calm, obscene, obedient