Two individuals have different unemployment risk. Individual A has a probability of 10% of being unemployed for
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Two individuals have different unemployment risk. Individual A has a probability of 10% of being unemployed for 4 months, while individual B has a probability of 5% of being unemployed for 4 months. Both individuals will lose 10000 dollars during this four months. If individuals become unemployed, 55% of their lost earnings will be replaced.
If an actuarially fair premium was to be charged, what annual premium would each worker be charged? Show your calculations.
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