Those who generally have low willingness to take on risk are said to be:
A. risk-seekers.
B. risk-averse.
C. low-risk players.
D. high-compensation players.
B. risk-averse.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. maximizing marginal utility b. spending too much on all goods c. maximizing total utility d. beyond the point of diminishing marginal utility e. behaving in opposition to the principal of rational behavior
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A. excludes food and energy prices because the prices of these items can be volatile. B. includes food and energy prices because the se items account for a significant portion of the typical consumer's expenditures. C. is made up of a fixed basket that includes durable goods, non-durable goods, and services. D. includes prices for different components of gross private domestic investment, government spending, and personal consumption expenditures.
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A. nondiscretionary fiscal policy. B. discretionary (and contractionary) fiscal policy. C. discretionary (and expansionary) fiscal policy. D. monetary policy.