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We can include the following in the catalogue of unfavourable phenomena which accompany competitiveness: a model of consumption, imposed by industry, which squanders energy and raw materials; competition which is based not on the superiority of the methods used but on the financial supremacy of wealthy monopolistic corporations; a fragmentary competitiveness which is concerned only with the final phase of processing and not gross competitiveness, by which I mean competitiveness which takes account of the preparation of raw materials and materials for production; the taking over of raw materials and energy markets by supranational, often non-European, corporations; increases in energy prices and, as a result, of raw materials too, by regulations which impose a system of emissions trading on the EU Member States; unfair competition imposed mainly by large, supranational corporations, including financial corporations.
We can include the following in catalogue of unfavourable phenomena which accompany competitiveness: a model of consumption, by and raw competition which is based not on the superiority the methods the financial supremacy of wealthy monopolistic corporations; fragmentary which is concerned only with the final phase of processing and gross by which I mean competitiveness which takes account of the preparation of materials and materials for the over of raw materials and markets non-European, corporations; increases in energy prices and, as a result, of raw materials by regulations which system of emissions trading the EU Member States; unfair competition imposed mainly large, supranational corporations, including financial