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Chapter 15 Section Reviews 15.1
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The features of prospect theory include [___].
greater weight of loss
correct
incorrect
gains and losses
correct
incorrect
decreasing sensitivity
correct
incorrect
increasing sensitivity
correct
incorrect
total wealth
correct
incorrect
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Using Figure 15.2 as a starting point, suppose the gain is $400 (instead of $900) and the loss is $4 (instead of $64). The monetary value of the lottery is $[___] and the utility value of the lottery is [______] utils.
202, 11
correct
incorrect
198, 9
correct
incorrect
190, 8
correct
incorrect
200, 10
correct
incorrect
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Using Figure 15.2 as a starting point, suppose the gain is $400 (instead of $900) and the loss is $4 (instead of $64). The certainty equivalent of the lottery is
c
(L) = $[___].
121
correct
incorrect
64
correct
incorrect
100
correct
incorrect
81
correct
incorrect
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Use Widget 15.2. Suppose μ = 0.70 and λ = 1.50. The certainty equivalent of the lottery is
c
(L) = $[___].
93
correct
incorrect
75
correct
incorrect
80
correct
incorrect
69
correct
incorrect
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