Reaching a Nash equilibrium means that:

A. the outcome will be positive-positive.
B. the players have failed to reach a stable outcome because one player will always wish to change his strategy once he finds out what the other player is doing.
C. a cooperative equilibrium has been reached.
D. the players have reached a stable outcome where neither would wish to change his strategy once he finds out what the other player is doing.


Answer: D

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