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Game theory assumes rational behavior on the part of the players.
Marginal
Refers to the change or difference in an economic variable when altering another variable by a small or marginal amount.
Welfare Dependency
A situation where individuals or families continually rely on government welfare programs for their income over long periods, rather than seeking employment.
Billionaires
Individuals whose net worth or wealth is equal to or exceeds one billion units of a currency.
Income
The financial earnings received by an individual or entity, typically measured over a set period of time, from work (wages) or investments (interests, dividends).
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