Editing Nash Equilibrium (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ Nash vs. Pareto Efficiency
! Feature !! Nash Equilibrium !! Pareto Efficiency
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| Goal || Individual benefit (Selfish) || Group benefit (Optimal)
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| Stability || Very Stable (No one wants to move) || Unstable (Individuals can gain by cheating)
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| Focus || "What is my best move?" || "Is there a better way for everyone?"
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| Outcome || Often 'Tragic' (Deadlock) || Often 'Ideal' (Cooperation)
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'''The Concept of "Focal Points"''': Developed by Thomas Schelling, this is the idea of a "Natural" Nash Equilibrium that people choose without talking (like meeting at the Grand Central clock if lost in NYC). Analyzing these "Psychological" equilibria helps us design better systems for humans.
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