zero-sum game
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌzero-sum ˈgame noun [singular] EQUALa situation in which you receive as much money or advantages as you give away 得益与损失平衡的局面，零和游戏[局面] Diplomatic negotiations often aim at a zero-sum game. 外交谈判常常以“零和”为目标。
Examples from the Corpus
zero-sum game• This appears to be a zero-sum game, because what one developing country gains is at the expense of another.• Law is not, in most cases, a zero-sum game.• The Alliance Party insists that the conflict is not a zero-sum game but very few people are impressed by it.• Job loss is not a zero-sum game, where they win and we lose.• Above all, this new science was not a zero-sum game.From Longman Business Dictionaryzero-sum gameˌzero-ˈsum game noun [countable] American English a situation in which a balance is achieved between something such as money received and something given awayThe utility business is a zero-sum game - if local governments chopped $ 8 million off their power bills, that fiscal load would just be dumped onto the backs of other ratepayers.ˌzero-sum ˈgame nounChineseSyllable
much you as in receive a advantages money which or Business Corpus situation
zero-sum game
ˌzero-sum ˈgame
noun [singular]
a situation in which you receive as much money or advantages as you give away:
Diplomatic negotiations often aim at a zero-sum game.
ˌzero-sum ˈgame
noun [singular]a situation in which you receive as much money or advantages as you give away: