Competition, including artificial competition, is the wife of capitalism. It can be reduced (not defeated) by means of centralization, which is possible under socialism. However, having spent my childhood in a socialist state, I can say that the presence of centralization leads to a deficit. At first glance, a hopeless situation. However, competition opens up talents. But probably when this is an unhealthy process and a large % of the population suffers from it, the price for talent turns out to be too high
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