Competition. Opposition between individuals who dispute for the obtaining of some benefit, prize, position, or leadership. They can be sports, intellectual, political, labor or commercial competitions. In the competitions there will always be after the dispute, winners and losers. On the other hand, the term competence is linked to incumbency, when naming expertise, aptitude and suitability to do something or intervene in a certain matter. Thus, jurisdiction is the legitimate attribution to a judge or other authority for the knowledge or resolution of a matter.
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- 1 Other terms
- 1 Biology
- 2 Sport
- 3 Judicial matter
- 4 Trade
- 5 Animal kingdom
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Other terms
biology
In biology , competition is a type of interspecific relationship between several individuals of different species, but at the same trophic level or resource acquisition. This relationship appears when there is an active demand for a common resource.
Sport
In the world of sports , competition involves a classification , with winners and losers, and the delivery of some type of prize, trophy or recognition. There are different competition systems depending on the sport modality.
Judicial matter
In judicial matters, the capacity attributed to judges is limited by the scope of their competence, which some authors classify as the measure of authority , which is the possibility of judging, which is fully exercised, but in a certain area, and on also specific matters, so there are criminal, labor, commercial or civil judges, understanding these issues in their territorial scope.
Commerce
In commercial matters, the competition is made up of merchants who are engaged in the same branch of activity , and attract the same clientele, each trying to offer better conditions of sale , in quality and price, to guide demand towards their products, distancing them from their rivals.
animal Kingdom
In the animal kingdom , many species demarcate their territory to demonstrate that this is their place, to which they have a right, where they exercise their competence. Competition for scarce resources is a constant in the animal world, and led human beings to constitute states, to avoid violent competitive struggles, for obtaining them, although many states were formed thanks to that competition for territory, generally resolved by wars.
When a person has the capacity to carry out a certain profession or activity, he is called a competent person, who does his job well, combining knowledge and skills.
