do fast 10 upvotes QUESTION 7A consumer has the following indirect utility function:v(p,m)=PiP2Suppose he faces income risk, whereby his income may fall from m = 6300 to m 300with probability 0.25.(a) Calculate the risk premium associated with this prospect when p₁ = p₁ =1. Wouldyour answer be different if you chose different prices? Explain.(b) Suppose this consumer can purchase insurance against this income loss at pricer = 0.5 per dollar of coverage. How much insurance coverage will he buy whenP₁ = P₁ = 1? Is the price of insurance actuarially fair? Explain.

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