2. Consider the following lotteries: (L1) $5000 for sure; (L2) a 1/10 chance of $30,000 and...
2. Consider the following lotteries: (L1) $5000 for sure; (L2) a 1/10 chance of $30,000 and a 89/100
chance of $5000 (and a 1/100 chance of nothing); (L3) a 11/100 chance of $5000 (and a 89/100
chance of nothing); and (L4) a 1/10 chance of $30,000 (and a 9/10 chance of nothing). Are the
preferences L1 ≻ L2 and L4 ≻ L3 consistent with the independence axiom? (Assume that the preference relation is continuous.)
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