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Uz Uz U4 Us 20 28 42 60 Income Currently the consumer has $60. If there is an accident their income will be $20. The probability of an accident is 0.45. This means the consumer has an expected income of $ Suppose an insurance firm offered the consumer a fair insurance contract, that pays them $40 if an accident occurred. This contract would cost the consumer $ and their utility would be instead of The most an insurance firm could charge for this insurance contract is $

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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