yes but Nash&#x27;s point relies on the observation that the process of picking suitable &quot;goods&quot; (or services, or utilities, or stable costs etc.) can be politically corruptible as well.  So theoretically the ideal standard lies here, but you have to solve the problem of political power and corruption as well.<p>Nash&#x27;s points this out, and then proceeds to propose a different view that alludes to a creative solution.