1. Suppose that an insurance policy costs 4% of an asset’s value while the true probability of a total loss is 3%.
   1. What does this say about the risk preferences of policy holders (i.e., of folks who purchase the policy)?
   2. Suppose that a potential policy holder is only willing to pay a premium if it is 3%. What does this say about their risk preference?

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