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W, where W is her wealth in millions of dollars. Graph MaryÃs utility function. Is she risk-averse? Why? Currently, Mary has $2 million. Imagine that she can pursue a project that is equally likely to result in a loss of $L million and a gain of $G million. Would she pursue the project and why if
(a) G=2.5, and L=1.5
(b) G=2.5, and L=1.8
(c) G=2, and L=1
(d) G=4, and L=1.9
W, where W is her wealth in millions of dollars. Graph MaryÃs utility function. Is she risk-averse? Why? Currently, Mary has $2 million. Imagine that she can pursue a project that is equally likely to result in a loss of $L million and a gain of $G million. Would she pursue the project and why if
(a) G=2.5, and L=1.5
(b) G=2.5, and L=1.8
(c) G=2, and L=1
(d) G=4, and L=1.9
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