0 the fact of being able to compete successfully with other companies, countries, organizations, etc.:
It is not true there is a crisis in the country's scientific or technological competitiveness.
She has a heel injury but her competitiveness tends to overcome physical pain.
1 the ability of people to compete successfully:
2 the ability of a business, a country, or a person to compete:
This deal should help the company's competitiveness at home and abroad.
Critical revisions may contribute substantially to the performance improvements needed for competitiveness.
The dollar is the primary factor behind eroding U. S. competitiveness, economists believe.
The Democrats regained their competitiveness in presidential elections.
the supposedly masculine traits of competitiveness, aggression, and dominance
Participation in sports and competitiveness build a drive to achieve that can be applied in the classroom.
If that is too high, then competitiveness will be reduced and, unless wages fall, unemployment will increase.
A consensus has emerged that sound management of health care systems makes a significant contribution to the international competitiveness of a country.
Thereby it damaged the competitiveness of their economies.
The two conditions for competitiveness are symmetry and pervasiveness.
