Discussion
What is a Nash equilibrium in a two player game?
Answer: C
At equilibrium each strategy is a best response to the other, so no unilateral change helps. In a zero sum game it coincides with the minimax value. It need not be the outcome both players would prefer, as the prisoner's dilemma shows, and it need not be a win or be symmetric. A solution concept defined by stability rather than by optimality is what game theory offers where a single objective does not exist.
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