Nash equilibrium is an equilibrium in an economy, in which every individual is maximizing his or her utility, taking into account the actions of all other individuals. A central concept in game theory (which permits the solution of problems in bargaining theory), the Nash equilibrium has been known for many years but was first formally stated by John Nash in 1950. Research Nash Equilibrium
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