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   Projects A or Project B ?
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<p>
      <ul>
        <li>
            Now you have <b>50</b> tokens as well as your group members (100 tokens = $ 1). Each of you must decide how many tokens you would
            like to invested in one of two projects (<b>Project A</b> vs. <b>Project B</b>) and how many to <b>keep for yourself</b>.

        </li>
        <li>
          These two projects may <b>gain or lose</b> money:
            one project is a <span style="color: blue">good project</span> for which every token invested in it will be doubled,
            while the other is a <span style="color: blue">failed project</span>. The failed project will burn all the money invested.
            For now, we do not know which project is the failed project and which one has a positive rate of return yet.
          </li>

      </ul>
      </p>


  <p>

  </p>






<p>
    Each of you will be given <b>information</b> about which of the two projects is the good one or failed one.

    Then you need to answer for <b>which project</b> (Project A vs. Project B) you would like to invest.






</p>

<p>
    However, the information you are given might NOT be accurate.  Each member of your group will have different
    possibilities to obtain accurate, true information,
    which will be represented by individual <b>accuracy</b> level.

</p>

{{include C.example2_template}}
<p>
    The program will randomly assign you and your group members to <b>different</b> accuracy levels (NOTE: no accuracy level will be lower than 40%).
</p>
 <u><h6> Comprehension Quiz </h6></u>

<p>
  Please answer the following comprehension quiz questions (Note: you have <b>three</b> chances for each question.
    If you failed to give the correct answer for three times, you
    will automatically be disconnected and not get paid):
</p>

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