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For an Individual Whose Utility Is Equal to Twice the Square

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For an individual whose utility is equal to twice the square root of income, For an individual whose utility is equal to twice the square root of income,   where X denotes income,and the coefficient of relative risk aversion is ½. For such an individual,what income level is the certainty equivalent of a risky income which has a 50% chance of being $9 and a 50% chance of being $4? A)  $5.00 B)  $5.75 C)  $6.25 D)  $6.50 E)  $7.75 where X denotes income,and the coefficient of relative risk aversion is ½. For such an individual,what income level is the certainty equivalent of a risky income which has a 50% chance of being $9 and a 50% chance of being $4?


A) $5.00
B) $5.75
C) $6.25
D) $6.50
E) $7.75

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