1. They believe they're playing a zero-sum game, where both must compete for the same paltry resources.

2. Diplomatic negotiations often aim at a zero-sum game.

3. The stock market is now a zero-sum game, in which one party gains what the other loses.

4. Law is not, in most cases, a zero-sum game.

5. Job loss is not a zero-sum game, where they win and we lose.

6. Above all, this new science was not a zero-sum game.

7. This appears to be a zero-sum game, because what one developing country gains is at the expense of another.

8. So forget about gender war and zero-sum games.

9. But in the zero-sum jungle of the currency market, that means somebody out there is winning.

10. Oil pricing became a zero-sum game: every rise in prices benefited producers at the cost of consumers, and every reduction in price benefited consumers at the expense of producers.

11. Before arriving on his state visit to the US on Tuesday, Chinese president Hu Jintao called for an end to the two countries' "zero-sum cold war mentality".

12. General relativity is not a zero-sum game—the stretching of the spatial fabric allows new volume to be created for both the old and the new vacua .

13. A special two-person zero-sum finite game, in which every player has a warning level of the gain and loss, is posed. It is said to be the Matrix B-Game.

14. In his new, zero-sum mode, Muhammad changed the direction of prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca.

15. One of the few notions from game theory to penetrate the popular culture was the distinction of zero-sum and nonzero-sum games.

16. The Alliance Party insists that the conflict is not a zero-sum game but very few people are impressed by it.

17. It has underlined that Third World nationalism may frustrate zero-sum calculations by the superpowers.

18. We've already talked about how security selection is a zero-sum game.

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19. In Marxian theory of surplus value, there could only exist zero-sum relations between capital and labor in the creation of value.

20. The Kremlin sees its relationship with the West as a zero-sum game: if it resurges, America will decline.

21. That's because while expanded global trade is generally a net benefit, at times when all countries are struggling to maintain domestic demand trade becomes more of a zero-sum game.

22. We need to add something to the curriculum, and unfortunately, curriculum development is a zero-sum game.

23. And given that interconnection, power in the 21st century is no longer a zero-sum game; one country's success need not come at the expense of another.

24. Zero, the starting point of life, the beginning of all things, when you find you forward failed to return to zero-sum is not too late to re-do!

25. I do not think we will be able to make it a zero-sum game, but to the dree we can minimise it , we will.

26. China, for its part, still views trade and globalization as a zero-sum game designed to enhance the power and wealth of the Chinese state.

27. I actually do believe that there's at least a certain amount of zero-sum game, because as long as everybody talks about Kyoto, that's the only real issue on the agenda.

28. The aim of the model is maximizing its expected income. It describes the bidding problem with zero-sum and two-person mixed strategy and proposes the market price according to normal distribution.

29. It strikes me as a negative, destructive emotion, usually possessed by small-minded individuals who see economics as a zero-sum equation.

30. For too long, policymakers, lawmakers, and voters have treated competitiveness as a zero-sum game, in which another nation's gain is necessarily the United States' loss.

1. They believe they're playing a zero-sum game, where both must compete for the same paltry resources.

31. Mr Wilhelm is inviting everybody to join a zero-sum world of beggar-my-neighbour policies in which every country tries to grab market share from the rest.

32. We argue that the optimum strategy for both China and Japan is to compete in a cooperation framework to avoid vicious competition or a "zero-sum game".

33. "In zero-sum games you always try to hide your strategy," says Axelrod.