Paretooptimáltság
Paretooptimality is a concept originating from economics and game theory, named after Vilfredo Pareto. An allocation of resources is considered Pareto-optimal if it is impossible to make any one individual or group better off without making at least one other individual or group worse off. In simpler terms, it represents a state where no further mutually beneficial trade-offs can be made.
The core idea is about efficiency. If an outcome is not Pareto-optimal, it means there's a way
It's important to note that Paretooptimality does not imply fairness or equity. A situation can be Pareto-optimal