Multiple Choice
Tim is offered two gambles.With gamble A,he either gains $2 or loses $1 with a 50 percent probability.With gamble B,he either gains $3 or loses $2 with a 50 percent probability.Tim prefers gamble B to gamble A.What can we conclude?
A) Tim is risk loving.
B) Tim is risk neutral.
C) Tim is risk averse.
D) Insufficient information to determine.
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