A) profit from the difference between the premiums paid and the expected value of clients' payouts.
B) only profit by selling to risk neutral clients.
C) must charge less than the expected value of payout, otherwise they would go out of business.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) risk pooling.
B) dividend pooling.
C) risk premiums.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) $381,448.
B) $655,398.
C) $344,682.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) is higher for Jack than for Kate.
B) is lower for Jack than for Kate.
C) is the same in both games, because there's only one red marble.
D) is higher in the second game because half the marbles entail a payback of at least what she pays to play the game.
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A) the key to diversification.
B) irrational.
C) increasing the likelihood that a catastrophe will occur.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) is expressed as a percentage per dollar borrowed and per unit of time.
B) tells us how much less money is worth today than in the future.
C) exists only because lending is risky.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) have varying tastes for taking on financial risks, but are risk-averse in general.
B) have the same tastes for taking on financial risks, and are risk-averse in general.
C) have varying tastes for taking on financial risks, but are risk-seekers in general.
D) have the same tastes for taking on financial risks, and are risk-seekers in general.
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A) lower than its expected value.
B) higher than its expected value.
C) higher than its future value.
D) lower than its present value.
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A) $5.00.
B) $5.75.
C) $4.50.
D) $4.00.
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A) exactly the same way, regardless of the situation.
B) in very similar ways, regardless of the situation.
C) in many ways, such as buying insurance.
D) by always avoiding it.
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A) PV * (1 + r) * n, where r = interest rate, n = periods, and PV = present value.
B) PV * (1 + r) n, where r = interest rate, n = periods, and PV = present value.
C) PV * rn, where r = interest rate, n = periods, and PV = present value.
D) PV/(1 + r) n, where r = interest rate, n = periods, and PV = present value.
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A) assures the individuals that they are less likely to have a catastrophe occur.
B) reduces the risk of catastrophes happening collectively to groups.
C) doesn't reduce the chances of catastrophes happening to individuals.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) has a high willingness to take on situations with risk.
B) has a low willingness to take on situations with risk.
C) will only participate in high-risk situations.
D) will always choose the riskier venture when given two choices.
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A) premium.
B) ultimatum.
C) prepaid event charge.
D) preventative payment.
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A) Fire damage to your home
B) Automobile theft
C) Fighting a rare disease
D) Individuals can buy insurance to cover all these risks.
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A) $3,000.
B) $30,000.
C) $103,000.
D) $100,300.
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A) reduces the chances of catastrophes happening.
B) lowers the costs of catastrophes when they occur.
C) allows individuals the peace of mind that they will never have to pay the full expense of a catastrophe if it hits them.
D) All of these statements are true.
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