What amount of certain income for Jack as the expected utility in part (a)? Jack

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What amount of certain income for Jack as the expected utility in part (a)? Jack meets Janet, whose situation is identical in every respect she's an investor who will earn $250,00 in the next year with good luck and $90,000 with bad, she's risk averse with square-root utility, and her probability agree to the following deal. Regardless of their respective luck, they will always pool their earnings and then split them equally. What are the four possible luck-outcome pairs, and what is the probability of reaching each one? What is the expected utility for Jack or Janet under this arrangement? What amount of certain income would yield the same level of utility for Jack and Janet as in part (d)? Incredibly, Jack and Janet then meet Chrissy, who is also identical to Jack and Janet with respect to her earnings, utility, and luck. Chrissy's probability of good luck is independent from either Jack's or Janet's. After some discussion, they decide that Chrissy should join the agreement of Jack and Janet. All three of them will pool their earnings and then split them equally three ways. What are the eight possible luck-outcome triplets, and what is the probability of reaching each of them? What is the expected utility for each of the investors under this expanded arrangement? What amount of certain income would yield the same level of utility as in part (g) for these risk-averse investors? Almost all cars depreciate over time, and so it is with the Citrus. Every month that passes, all sellers of Citruses regardless of type-are willing to accept $100 less than they were the month before Also with 8 accept $100 less

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What amount of certain income for Jack as the expected utility in part (a)? Jack

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