Multiple Choice
Lotteries A and B have the same expected value, but B has larger variance. Which of the following statements is true, all else equal?
A) If the decision maker is risk averse, lottery A will have the larger risk premium.
B) If the decision maker is risk neutral, lottery B will have the larger risk premium.
C) If the decision maker is risk loving, both lotteries will have a positive risk premium.
D) If the decision maker is risk averse, lottery B will have the larger risk premium.
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