Multiple Choice
Suppose a person's utility of wealth is given by and his or her initial wealth is 10,000.What is the maximum amount he or she would pay for insurance against a 50 percent chance of losing 3,600?
A) 1,800.
B) 1,900.
C) 2,000.
D) 2,100.
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