When participants in a game choose to take actions that result in a Nash equilibrium, A no
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When participants in a game choose to take actions that result in a Nash equilibrium,
A no single participant has an incentive to change its action.
B each participant has chosen the best action possible, given what the others have chosen.
C no other set of actions could make ALL participants better off.
D all of the above
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