8. A typical London cyclist might expect to earn £40k a year. This is reduced to £20k for one year following a serious i

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8. A typical London cyclist might expect to earn £40k a year. This is reduced to £20k for one year following a serious i

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8. A typical London cyclist might expect to earn £40k a year. This is reduced to £20k for one year following a serious injury. The annual probability of a serious injury is 35%. (a) What is the expected annual income of a cyclist in London? [5 Marks] (b) A group of risk-adverse London cyclists agree to form a charity providing A insurance. Those paying a fixed annual premium will receive £20,000 in the event of an accident. What is the “fair” (zero-profit) premium for this insurance policy? Show your work. [5 Marks] (c) Research has found that wearing a yellow head-protector can reduce the annual risk of injury to zero. Show in a large clearly labelled graph the maximum price that a risk-adverse cyclist would pay for a head-protector. Note: the answer given does not need to be precise but must be consistent with your graph. [5 Marks]
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