A) investing all your money in one company.
B) buying only one kind of stock.
C) buying only low-risk bonds.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) $187,379.
B) $312,451.
C) $427,126.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) money is worth more to us now than in the future.
B) money is worth less to us now than in the future.
C) the value of money does not change over time.
D) rational people have insatiable wants.
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A) the key to diversification.
B) irrational.
C) increasing the likelihood that a catastrophe will occur.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) generally risk-averse.
B) generally risk-seekers.
C) always risk-averse.
D) always risk-seekers.
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A) may offer loans at different rates.
B) all offer loans at the same interest rate.
C) are mandated to follow the Fed's set interest rate.
D) never offer loans at exactly the same rates.
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A) the expected value of the payout the company will give to individuals who are insured.
B) more than the expected value of the payout the company will give to individuals who are insured.
C) less than the expected value of the payout the company will give to individuals who are insured.
D) peace of mind and are unrelated to the expected value of the payout the company will give to individuals who are insured.
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A) A person with riskier behavior tends to be more likely to buy insurance.
B) A person who is more risk-averse tends to be more likely to buy insurance.
C) Insurance companies charge risk-averse customers a higher premium,since they need more peace of mind.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) John's expected earnings are $50,000 less than if he didn't expand.
B) John can expect to earn $120,000 more by expanding,but that is less than the cost of expansion,$150,000.
C) John can expect to earn $120,000 more by expanding and so made the most profitable decision.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) doesn't reduce the risk of catastrophes happening to individuals.
B) assures the individuals that they are less likely to have a catastrophe occur.
C) reduces the risk of catastrophes happening collectively to groups.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) higher premiums to those more risk-seeking.
B) higher premiums to those more risk-averse.
C) everyone the same lower premium.
D) everyone the same higher premium.
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A) $200,000.
B) $400,000.
C) $250,000.
D) $225,000.
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A) the average of each possible outcome of a future event,weighted by its probability of occurring.
B) the average probability of all possible outcomes of a future event occurring,weighted by each possible outcome individually.
C) the sum of all probabilities of all possible outcomes of a future event occurring.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) how likely is the event you're insuring against.
B) how easily you can reduce the risk of experiencing the event you're insuring against.
C) when the event you're insuring against is most likely to occur.
D) how many others will likely be affected by the event you're insuring against.
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A) is the only way to properly measure the true cost of the insurance and its benefit.
B) is not a good idea;you have to measure the decision considering the information available at the time.
C) can prove that a good decision at the time was really not worth it.
D) is commonly used by people who wish to buy insurance in the future.
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A) Buying a house
B) Buying stock
C) Going to college
D) All of these decisions force us to compare current costs with future benefits.
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A) buy insurance.
B) avoid risks when it is reasonable to do so.
C) only select risky alternatives if the expected value is twice as high as for a safe alternative.
D) All of these are ways individuals cope with uncertainty.
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A) the trade-off between risk and expected value.
B) the trade-off between future value and expected value.
C) the opportunity cost of the risk involved.
D) the opportunity cost of the expected value.
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A) the difference in expected earnings from expanding versus not must exceed $150,000.
B) the sum in expected earnings from expanding and from not must exceed $150,000.
C) the difference in expected earnings from expanding versus not must not exceed $150,000.
D) his expected earnings from expansion must exceed $150,000.
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A) a cost per unit,just like other prices.
B) price per dollar divided by time.
C) a price per dollar,per unit of time.
D) All of these statements are true.
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