13. What is his expected wealth and utility respectively? (A) $3,000, 120 (B) $2,000, 90 (C) $3,000, 90 (D) $2,000, 60

14. Arendelle Capital, an insurance company, is willing to sell Kristoff cold-summer insurance and promises to pay him $5,000 if the summer is cold and the business fails. Is Kristoff willing to pay $1,000 for the insurance? Is Kristoff willing to pay $2,000 for the insurance? (A) Kristoff is willing to pay $1,000, even $2,000 for the insurance. (B) Kristoff is only willing to pay $1,000, not $2,000 for the insurance. (C) It is not worth it for Kristoff to purchase either insurance. (D) There is no way that an insurance company can lower the risk for Elsa to start snow storms, so it is not worth it for Kristoff to purchase any insurance.

13. What is his expected wealth and utility respectively?
(A) $3,000, 120
(B) $2,000, 90
(C) $3,000, 90
(D) $2,000, 60

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13. What is his expected wealth and utility respectively?(A) $3,000, 120(B) $2,000, 90(C) $3,000, 90(D) $2,000, 60

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13. What is his expected wealth and utility respectively?
(A) $3,000, 120
(B) $2,000, 90
(C) $3,000, 90
(D) $2,000, 60