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An auto-insurance company introduces an anti-theft device that records how well the customer has secured his car.If the driver locks his car with the monitored lock every day,the rates go down.The company is trying to solve a __________problem
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Tom wants to avoid any accidents on the work floor of his factory.If an accident does occur,it would cost him $500,000 in damages.Installing safety equipment would decrease the probability of an accident occurring from 20% to 10%.However,the equipment costs $20,000 to install.
-Would Tom install the safety equipment?
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