Question

competition leads to progress for or against

Answer 1

Today's world is one of cut throat competition, where people struggle to run down each other and step on them to move up higher. The world has become a place where no one feels for other person or wants to adjust for another person. No one is ready to sacrifice. It is a never ending fight to reach the top.While doing this ,people tend to forget the values in life, or to spend time with their family. This should n't happen. Time once passed can never be taken back. While healthy competition enhances progress, the kind of competition that we are engaged in nowadays can only create problems, and alienate us from each other.

Answer 2

  Often a healthy competition is a good catalyst for progress.

   A competition forms among a group of students in the same league or among multiple organizations for marketing and sales.  Healthy competition is good whereas unhealthy, cheating or biased competition does not result in progress.

   Any person performs up to the level that is needed at that moment of performance.  When there is a competition, one tries to exceed his/her own earlier performance to display the best.  The person  tries to extend own capabilities in order to win and earn fame or money.  In a normal performance situation, this drive or incentive does not exist.  Hence there is no motivation to perform better.

   Further, in some situations competition means survival of the person in a field. So the person tries to go to the maximum extent to perform and brings out more than ever.  Without a healthy competition, the person may maintain the same or below normal performance level.

   Unhealthy competition in a market may result in small organizations to close.  The big organizations can use their influence and high capital to force products of small local organization's products out of market.

   Nowadays, in individual and organizational competitions, there seems to be a lot of unhealthy competition.  Influential and strong persons and strong organizations are having unequal capabilities and opportunities in competitions.  Hence,  the progress in today's world is not so good as expected.