Is it possible for the chooser to be risk-averse


Consider the following lotteries:

A: $490 p = 1.0 B: $2000 p = .25
$0 p = .75

C: $490 p = 0.2 D: $2000 p = .05
$0 p = 0.8 $0 p = .95

a) Suppose B is preferred to A. Is it possible for the chooser to be risk-averse?

b) Demonstrate that D is preferred to C based on the expected utility criterion.

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Microeconomics: Is it possible for the chooser to be risk-averse
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