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'''Race to the top''' may refer to:
The phrase '''race to the top''' was coined in response to "]", a phrase current in anti-globalization circles.


* ], contrary to race to the bottom, one of the two effects of regulatory competition
It is a process by which competition leads to the progressive improvement of goods and services provided to consumers. One example of the "race to the top" is the success of the computer industry in creating ever-faster and more powerful computers. The phrase may be used also in a more general sense of evolutionary trends gravitating towards the ].
* ], a US government program
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