ACCPT2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the probability of a good and bad event?

A

P of bad = PIE
P of good = (1-PIE)

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What is the cost and payout of insurance?

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Cost = Y per unit
Payout = k

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3
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What is consumption in the good and the bad state?

A

CG = EG - Yk
CB = EB + k - Yk, = EB + k(1-Y)

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4
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What is the slope of the budget line in the insurance model?

A

-1/(1-Y)

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5
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What is EU(CB,CG)?

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EU = PIEU(CB) + (1-PIE)U(CG)

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When is an individual risk-averse?

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Risk-averse if U’‘(C)<0

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What is the MRSb,g?

A

EU’(CB)/EU’(CG)
=PIEU’(CB)/(1-PIE)U’(CG)

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8
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What does the 45-degree line represent?

A

It represents when an individual is fully insured and creates certainty

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Why may an indifference curve be steeper than another in the insurance model?

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A higher risk individual will have a steeper indifference curve.

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Why may an indifference curve be steeper than another in the insurance model?

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A higher-risk individual will have a steeper indifference curve.

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Why may an indifference curve be steeper than another in the insurance model?

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A higher-risk individual will have a steeper indifference curve.

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Why may an indifference curve be steeper than another in the insurance model?

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A higher-risk individual will have a steeper indifference curve.

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What is the EC (expected consumption)?

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EC = PIECB + (1-PIE)CG

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How do we solve for the certainty equivalent assumption (CEC)?

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-U(CEC) = EU
-U(C) = aC - bC^2
-EU = aCEC - bCEC^2
-aCEC-bCEC^2-EU=0

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