Insurance companies:

A. only profit by selling to risk neutral clients.
B. profit from the difference between the premiums paid and the expected value of clients' payouts.
C. must charge less than the expected value of payout, otherwise they would go out of business.
D. All of these statements are true.


Answer: B

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