Whether or to what extent people accept the market competition system is not so much a question of cultural differences as a historical case, that is, whether competition is fair or not. Latin America, Russia and Iran, which have several great differences in cultural traditions, all have strong public anti-competitive movements, while the United States and Britain with the same cultural types have no other
it can be seen that avoiding competition is fair and focuses on cultural tradition and deep psychology,how unconvincing.
The cultural determinism of the market competition system lacks the explanatory power