Solutions for Problem Set 6…
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The Stochastic Dominance class problem set is available at http://fin4335.garven.com/spring2024/StochasticDominanceClassProblem.pdf. The Stochastic class problem set solutions are available at http://fin4335.garven.com/spring2024/StochasticDominanceClassProblemSolutions.pdf.
The Risk Aversion class problem set is available at http://fin4335.garven.com/spring2024/Risk_Aversion_Class_Problem.pdf. The Risk Aversion class problem set solutions are available at http://fin4335.garven.com/spring2024/Risk_Aversion_Class_Problem_Solutions.pdf.
The adverse selection problem (also known as the “hidden information” problem) is especially easy to grasp in an insurance market setting; if you are an insurer, you need to be concerned that the worst potential risks may be those wishing to purchase insurance. However, it is important to note that adverse selection also occurs in …
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On problem set 4, part D, most of you had no apparent difficulty in correctly establishing that the sum of the differences between the cumulative distribution (CDF) for risk 2 and the CDF for risk 1 is positive. However, many of you drew the wrong conclusion, claiming that since the sum of differences between and …