alleryStart learning →In an equilibrium, no agent has an incentive to do what?
AChange its behavior
BEnter the market now
CObey every law
DMaximise its profit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Change its behavior
This is one of the properties of equilibrium: every agent is already acting in its own best interest.
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