Assuming there is no pleasure in the gambling process, a risk-averse person with perfect information will
A) Always refuse a fair gamble
B) Consider all gambles unfair
C) Always accept a fair gamble
D) Sometimes refuse a fair gamble
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Q9: Conspicuous consumption as an ability signal
A)Completely different
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Q12: Persons whose utility functions are concave with
Q13: For the average person, insurance is a
A)Fair
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Q17: Adverse selection is the process by which
A)"Undesirable"
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