Suppose an investment pays off $800 or $1,600 with equal probability per $1,000 invested. What is the
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Suppose an investment pays off $800 or $1,600 with equal probability per $1,000 invested. What is the maximum leverage ratio you could have and still have enough to repay the loan in the event the bad outcome occurred?
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