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SOLVED: Problem 3: Cumulative Prospect Theory (Refer to Slides 24-29 in Module 12) (40 points) Consider decision-making scenario with the following potential outcomes: I1 = 8100,*2 850,13 -850,14 = +8100.25 +8150.16 =
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SOLVED: Consider the Rothschild-Stiglitz Model. In this example we will examine the case of asymmetric insurance and heterogenous risk types The utility function (for each consumer) has the following form: U (I) =
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