The greater the rate of decrease of marginal utility for an individual,
A) The more risk averse the individual is and the more willing the individual is to pay premiums above the actuarially fair premium.
B) The less risk averse the individual is and the more willing the individual is to pay premiums above the actuarially fair premium.
C) The more risk averse the individual is and the less willing the individual is to pay premiums above the actuarially fair premium.
D) The less risk averse the individual is and the amount the individual willing is to pay premiums above the actuarially fair premium is constant.
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