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This study includes three major sections, first one is efficiency and the latter one is productivity. The terms efficiency and productivity headlines are composed of subsections; according to their definitions, importance and specific properties. Subsections are provided to explain the topic called competition. Competition is the last main section of this study and evaluated in the perspective of the terms which are also handled in former two sections and those are pointed in methodology of the study. Consequently, competition is expressed to have a relationship with efficiency and productivity. The aim of the study is supported by literature reviews to find the answers to the two questions; former one, does competition and efficiency have a relationship; the latter one, if competition and productivity have a relationship. Thereby, the study has an aim to find one answer; does competition have a relationship with efficiency and productivity.

Does competition have a relationship with efficiency and productivity?