George faces the following lottery. He may lose 500 with a probability of 4/9, andwin 400 the rest of the time. The graph below illustrates his preference overdifferent monetary outcome. To help you, all lines and points are color-coordinated.U(M)32EFGHН0-500オーエイатаA B -50 0CD 400M Question 6¹nThe certainty equivalent value of the lottery to George is-50illustrated by Point Aillustrated by Point Billustrated by Point Cillustrated by Point DNone of the above.Question 7niBased on the information, George will not take part in the lottery.TrueFalseQuestion 8:Based on the information, George is risk averse.TrueFalsePlease solve 3 to 8.

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George faces the following lottery. He may lose 500 with a probability of 4/9, and win 400 the rest of the time. The graph below illustrates his preference over different monetary outcome. To help you, all lines and points are color-coordinated. U(M)A 32 EF G H XTZ

George faces the following lottery. He may lose 500 with a probability of 4/9, and win 400 the rest of the time. The graph below illustrates his preference over different monetary outcome. To help you, all lines and points are color-coordinated. U(M)A 32 EF G H XTZ

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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