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Ideals of Competition and Today’s Marketplacet. Indeed, there is a temptation to relax, or even abandon, the very notions of fair play and ethical limits on competition and to adopt the position that “anything goes” in the struggle for competitive advantage. The object of this chapter is to describe an ideal of competition that I believe is re