Suppose an accident will cause $200 in damages if it occurs. Assume that potential injurers can choose between the following four levels of precaution: Spend $5, and the accident will occur with 50% probability; • Spend $20, and the accident will occur with 10% probability; Spend $50, and the accident will occur with 1% probability; • Spend $100, and the accident will occur with 0.1% probability. 8. What negligence standard would be set by following the Learned Hand formula? a) $5. b) $20. c) $50. d) $100.

Suppose an accident will cause $200 in damages if it occurs. Assume that potential injurers can choose between the following four levels of precaution: Spend $5, and the accident will occur with 50% probability; • Spend $20, and the accident will occur with 10% probability; Spend $50, and the accident will occur with 1% probability; • Spend $100, and the accident will occur with 0.1% probability. 8. What negligence standard would be set by following the Learned Hand formula? a) $5. b) $20. c) $50. d) $100.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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