An equilibrium is not always an optimum; it might not even be good. This may be the most important discovery of game theory.


Chapter 7, May The Best One Win, p. 141. - The Best of All Possible Worlds (2006)

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An equilibrium is not always an optimum; it might not even be good. This may be the most important discovery of game theory.

An equilibrium is not always an optimum; it might not even be good. This may be the most important discovery of game theory.

An equilibrium is not always an optimum; it might not even be good. This may be the most important discovery of game theory.

An equilibrium is not always an optimum; it might not even be good. This may be the most important discovery of game theory.