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    In the following, you will be asked to make a few investment choices by allocating
    a hypothetical investment of €1000 to two assets.<br>
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    As underlying story, assume you have <span class = "bold">€1000 in each round</span> 
    and you want to invest them. However, you know that you will need the money in two 
    years. You also know that the market will be, with equal likelihood, 
    <span class = "bold">either in a good or a bad state</span> in two years.
    You have the choice between two assets, Asset A which is some sort of 
    <span class = "bold">a conventional asset</span> and Asset S which you can think of 
    as <span class = "bold">a fund that only invests in sustainable companies</span>. 
    Any additional money allocated to Asset S would thus support sustainable 
    companies that among other things pay fair wages and have lower carbon emissions 
    than their peers. Both of those assets have different returns depending on if the 
    market is in a good or a bad state in two years. <br>
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    Your task is to allocate your hypothetical €1000 so that the investment has the risk 
    return sustainability profile that you would feel best with in a real world situation. <br>
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