Questions 5-7 ask you to consider risky prospects Y and Z, below: Y Z ($40, 0....
Pierce has a concave utility of wealth function, u(x). Pierce prefers prospect X to prospect Y. Which of the following statements is therefore necessarily true for Pierce? CE(X) > CE(Y). U(EV(X)) > U(EV(Y)) EU(X) < EU(Y) Y is a mean preserving spread of X.
Risky Prospect Y is defined as: Y (S0, 0.35; S16, 0.50: $81,0.15). Marco's utility of wealth function is given by u(x)-Vx (in case the font is too small, that says "fourth root of x"). 1. What is the value of EV(Y)? 2. What is the value of SD(Y (the standard deviation of prospect Y (Round to the nearest hundredth) 3. What is the value of EU(Y) for Marco? 4. What is Marco's certainty equivalent for Y (what is the value...
Simone has a concave utility of wealth function, u(x). She is contemplating two prospects, Y and Z. EV(Z) > EV(Y). Which of the following statements is true? a. Simone will necessarily prefer Z to Y. b. Simone’s ranking of Y and Z cannot be determined without knowing the distribution of the outcomes that result in EV(Y) and EV(Z). c. Simone will necessarily prefer Y to Z. d. Because EV(Z) > EV(Y), EU(Z) > EU(Y), but that is not sufficient information...
Simone has a concave utility of wealth function, u(x). She is contemplating two prospects, Y and Z. EV(Z) > EV(Y). Which of the following statements is true? a. Simone will necessarily prefer Z to Y. b. Simone’s ranking of Y and Z cannot be determined without knowing the distribution of the outcomes that result in EV(Y) and EV(Z). c. Simone will necessarily prefer Y to Z. d. Because EV(Z) > EV(Y), EU(Z) > EU(Y), but that is not sufficient information...
Questions 1 – 4 refer to prospects X and Y below, as well as the following information ?? = ($0, 0.50; $40, 0.25; $100, 0.25) ?? = ($0, 0.25; $40, 0.50; $60, 0.25) Mark has utility of wealth given by ?(?) = ?^0.6 1. What is the expected value of prospect X (?V(?))? 2. What is the standard deviation of prospect X (SD(?))? (Round your answer to the nearest cent, and don’t worry, I’ll include a healthy margin of error...
Questions 1-4 rely on the following prompt Risky Prospect Y is defined as: Y = ($0, 0.25; $8, 0.50; $64, 0.25). Marco's utility of wealth function is given by u(x) = Vx (in case the font is too small, that says "fourth root of x”). 1. What is the value of EV(Y)? 2. What is the value of SD(Y) (the standard deviation of prospect Y (Round to the nearest hundredth). 3. What is the value of EU(Y) for Marco? 4....
Nina has a convex utility of wealth function, u(x). She is contemplating two prospects, L and M, where L is a mean preserving spread of M. Which of the following statements is therefore true? Nina will prefer M to L. Nina will prefer L to M. Nina’s ranking of L and M cannot be determined without more information. Nina must be risk averse, but that is the most one can say.
Questions 1 – 4 refer to prospects X and Y below, as well as the following information x = ($0,0.25;$50,0.50;$100,0.25) y = ($20,0.25;$50,0.50;$80,0.25) Mark has utility of wealth given by u(x)=x^0.4 1.) What is the expected value of prospect X (EV(X))? 2.) What is the standard deviation of prospect X (SD(X))? Round your answer to the nearest cent, and don’t worry, I’ll include a healthy margin of error so you won’t get this wrong due to rounding). 3.) What is...
I'm stuck on problem 3 and 4. Thank You. Questions 1-5 refer to prospects X and Y below, as well as the following information X ($0,0.25; $50,0.50; $100,0.25) Y($20,0.25; $50,0.50$80,0.25) Mark has utility of wealth given by u(x) -x04 I. What is the expected value of prospect X (EVCax))? 2. What is the standard deviation of prospect X (SD(X))? (Round your answer to the nearest cent, and don't worry, Гії include a healthy margin of error so you won't get...
I need help on number 2 and 5. Thank you. Questions 1 – 4 refer to prospects X and Y below, as well as the following information x = ($0,0.25;$50,0.50;$100,0.25) y = ($20,0.25;$50,0.50;$80,0.25) Mark has utility of wealth given by u(x)=x^0.4 1.) What is the expected value of prospect X (EV(X))? 2.) What is the standard deviation of prospect X (SD(X))? Round your answer to the nearest cent, and don’t worry, I’ll include a healthy margin of error so you...