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zero-sum

[zeer-oh-suhm]

adjective

  1. of or denoting a system in which the sum of the gains equals the sum of the losses.

    a zero-sum economy.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of zero-sum1

First recorded in 1955–60
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Ames presented a different legal question, but it arrived in the midst of a broader backlash—one that treats efforts to correct exclusion as new forms of favoritism and casts civil rights laws as weapons in a zero-sum war over opportunity.

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"It's a zero-sum game," Liam Kerr, a Democratic strategist, told Politico.

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That adaptation, I learned, is far more likely to take place by forming new communities, new societies, and new kinds of families than it is by destroying each other in a zero-sum game.

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To him, all of life is zero-sum.

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When non-targets of diversity initiatives believe DEI is a zero-sum game, with “others” winning at their expense, they can become antagonistic toward employees of color.

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