【きょうそうりょく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. competitiveness; competitive edge; competitive power
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. competitiveness
    2. This refers to the ability of an individual, team, or company to compete effectively in a market. It signifies the qualities or features that give a person or organization an advantage over others.
    This company developed a new product to enhance its competitiveness.
    Education can improve an individual's competitiveness.
  2. competitive edge
    3. This refers to a specific advantage that allows a person or organization to outperform competitors in a particular area or segment of the market. It often involves unique attributes or strategies.
    Their technological innovations provide a competitive edge in the market.
    Companies with a competitive edge are more likely to achieve long-term success.
  3. competitive power
    4. This term encompasses the overall strength and effectiveness of an entity in the competitive landscape, often measured by performance metrics, resources, and strategies employed to outperform others.
    A company's competitive power is judged by its sales and profits in the market.
    Competitive power can also be enhanced by the quality of the workforce and advancements in technology.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to enhance competitivenessto be competitivea competitive companystrengthening of competitivenessto maintain competitivenessinternational competitivenessto examine competitivenessto improve competitivenessto decline in competitivenessa competitive market
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