Suppose that the decision maker follows rank dependent utility (RDU), the probability weighting function is given by w(p) = p, and the utility function for outcome x by u(x) = x. Consider the lottery L = 15, 1 ; 21, 1 ; 27, 1 . The RDU decision maker’s certainty equivalent of the lot- tery is given by (A) 15.43 (B) 18.75 (C) 19.56 (D) 21.8.

Suppose that the decision maker follows rank dependent utility (RDU), the probability weighting function is given by w(p) = p, and the utility function for outcome x by u(x) = x. Consider the lottery L = 15, 1 ; 21, 1 ; 27, 1 . The RDU decision maker’s certainty equivalent of the lot- tery is given by (A) 15.43 (B) 18.75 (C) 19.56 (D) 21.8.

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