In a market with two competing firms, if both firms are at a Nash Equilibrium, which of the following statements is most accurate?

In a market with two competing firms, a Nash Equilibrium occurs when both firms choose their best strategies given the strategy of the other firm. This means that neither firm can improve its outcome by changing its strategy while the other firm keeps its strategy the same. For example, if Firm A and Firm B both decide to set their prices at a certain level, and neither can increase their profit by changing their price without the other also changing theirs, they are in Nash Equilibrium. At this point, both firms are satisfied with their decisions because any change would not benefit them. Therefore, the most accurate statement is that both firms have found a stable strategy where they do not have an incentive to deviate.