Refer to the previous exercise. Suppose an individual prefers to play the game rather than to accept
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Refer to the previous exercise. Suppose an individual prefers to play the game rather than to accept $200 with certainty. Is this individual risk averse or a risk lover?
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Calculate the expected payoff of a game in which you can lose $200 with probability 0.3, win $240 with probability 0.5 and win $700 with probability 0.2.
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