A Person Who Is Risk-Neutral Has a Utility Function (With

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Multiple Choice

A person who is risk-neutral has a utility function (with income on the horizontal axis and utility on the vertical axis) that,as income increases:

• A) is horizontal.
• B) is vertical.
• C) has constant, positive slope.
• D) is curved down.
• E) is curved up.

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