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1. Zero-Sum Games The characteristics of zero-sum games often appear in fields such as stocks and financial markets. Taking the stock market as an example, when investors buy and sell stocks, one party's profit often comes from the other party's loss. At specific trading moments, the fluctuations in stock prices cause the interests of both parties to increase and decrease reciprocally, and the overall wealth does not experience substantial growth. This is because stock market prices are influenced by many factors, including the macroeconomic environment, company performance, and market sentiment. Investors make buying and selling decisions by analyzing these factors, trying to profit from price fluctuations. However, in this process, one investor's gain necessarily corresponds to another investor's loss. Other transactions in the financial market, such as futures and options trading, may also exhibit the characteristics of zero-sum games. Both parties trade based on predictions of future market trends, with one party's profit being at the expense of the other party's loss.