Answer
Wealth after 1 year If 5000 are invested on the bonds is 5000 + 30% of 5000 = 5000 + 0.3*5000 = 6500
Expected Wealth after 1 year if 5000 are invested on the stock is given by:
E(W) = p1W1 + p2W2 Here p1 = 0.3 , W1 = 11000, p2 = 0.7 and W2 = 0
=> E(W) = 0.3*11000 + 0.7*0 = 3300
As , Wealth if invested on Bond > Wealth if invested on Stock.
Hence I will choose Bond
As calculated above E(W) = 3300. If I choose a wrong alternative , My Expected wealth will reduced by 5000 - 3300 = $1700
Similarly as above,
Wealth after 1 year If 5000 are invested on the bonds is 5000 + 30% of 5000 = 5000 + 0.3*5000 = 6500
Expected Wealth after 1 year if 5000 are invested on the stock is given by:
E(W) = p1W1 + p2W2 Here p1 = 0.4 , W1 = 11000, p2 = 0.6 and W2 = 0
=> E(W) = 0.4*11000 + 0.6*0 = 4400
As , Wealth if invested on Bond > Wealth if invested on Stock.
Hence I will choose Bond.
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