5.You and your sister are both married and each of you have two children. You ha

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5.You and your sister are both married and each of you have two children. You have both decided that the number of children you ultimately have will be governed by your respective abilities to send these children to college. You have investments that will be worth $300,000 when your two children are ready to go to college. You reckon that a college education will cost $100,000 per child. You are contemplating having a third child when your sister approaches you with a proposition. She also has two children and has investments that will be worth $200,000 when her children are ready to go to college. She would like to have three children. She asks if you will forego having a third child and give her the extra $100,000 so she can have a third child and send him or her to college. From an evolutionary perspective, do you find this altruistic venture to be attractive?

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I can't simply forego..we will discuss about this matter and we cant just no have another children. We will find if we are really eligible for having another child. If i find her more eligible..i can forego and help her instead.

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