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<b><u>Description of the decision</u></b><br>
There are <b>4 trading rounds</b>, which follow essentially the same format:<br>
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<li>Your current assets are <b>10.000 ECU (Experimental Currency Units)</b>.</li>
<li>Each round, you will be asked to invest an additional <b>3.000 ECU</b> in <b>one of two assets</b>.</li>
<li>Asset returns are probabilistic, i.e. you cannot be sure how much return an asset yields.</li>
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<b><u>Hint</u></b><br>
Keep in mind the financial concept of <b>diversification</b>:<br>
<i>If you combine two assets that are not perfectly correlated, part of each asset's risk cancels out and the total portfolio risk is lower.
Thus, the <b>lower the correlation</b> between your current assets and your newly added asset, the <b>more beneficial it is in terms of risk</b>.</i><br><br>
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