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Which of the following correctly states Nash's existence theorem for finite games?
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Every two-player zero-sum game has a unique Nash equilibrium value, and this extends to show existence in all finite games with unique equilibria
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Every finite game has at least one Nash equilibrium in pure strategies, since each player can always find a deterministic best response
C.
Every game with compact action sets and continuous payoffs has a Nash equilibrium, with no restriction to finite games at all
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Every finite game has at least one Nash equilibrium in mixed strategies, proved via fixed point theory on the best-response correspondence
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