hat are the probable effects of unlimited competition on people's behavior.To begin with , limitlessness creates an ideal of ambition which makes people enough . But in the long term , because of the fundamental differences of education , work skills etc. in the community , the more people adopt the idea of limitlessness to themselves , the more the gap between people in the community enlarges .Secondly , limitlessness causes people to become more selfish . Instead of being satisfied with the present conditions , the desire of a student to achieve the highest score or a company's efforts to gain the most shares in a market , are obvious examples of such selfishness . In addition , people are seeking to acquire some beneficial points in their work place that may help them while trying to become the best . Furthermore , those searches enforce others to!
             compete for their social survival in life . As a conclusion , all the changes in the behavior of people , companies and all other creatures , as Wendell Berry considers them in his book "What are people for" as "the units of production"(130) , appear to
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