Similar words: competitive, positiveness, competition, imperfect competition, repetitive, perfect competition, non-price competition, monopolistic competition. Meaning: [kəm'petətɪvnɪs] 
n. an aggressive willingness to compete.
n. an aggressive willingness to compete. 
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211. For too long, policymakers, lawmakers, and voters have treated competitiveness as a zero-sum game, in which another nation's gain is necessarily the United States' loss.
212. Simply will not issue stock Yahuo disturbed true zero Venture 2, choose the Shop agent can greatly enhance their competitiveness.
213. Modernizing a business to increase its profitability and competitiveness is a complicated affair.
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214. Moreover, the empirical analysis of the competitiveness between China and Vietnam on the third market is included, through their calculation of export similarity index individually.
215. By applying the total market value of product, it gets the function of contribution rate and degree of productions logistic service to the market competitiveness of manufacturing.
216. Other central banks, especially in Asia, continue to battle investors who are bidding up the value of their currencies in order to protect the competitiveness of export industries.
217. Cost is an important factor that affects the competitiveness of enterprises. The laggard cost calculation mode and cost control method will directly affect the cost control lever.
218. "curriculum of physical education and health" especially values the cultivation of sports experiences such as student's competitiveness, independency, fairness, and cooperativeness.
219. In order to increase competitiveness, individual nations will further deregulate and globalize the flow of manpower, resources, and information.
220. The industry convergency strategy has become an important measure to promote the regional competitiveness.
221. But the application of inoculant in field was blocked as the problem of nodulation competitiveness between inoculant strains and indigenous strains was not been solved completely.
222. The basis of traditional decision-making is whether enterprise has a self-management ability without consideration of competitiveness of logistics ability.
223. Nodulation genes and genes essential for nodulation competitiveness of Rhizobium play a very important role in the Rhizobium and plant symbiotic nodulation.
224. But the next step will be harder as it tries to cope with the declining competitiveness of its core industry, the inflated cost of land and worries about the environment.
225. Several euro-area countries faced considerable challenges in improving their competitiveness and ensuring their fiscal and external solvency.
226. System approach to innovation is important in theory to analyze the national capacity of innovation and its international competitiveness.
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