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savings waisted. Checking population statistics he learns that about 75% of those who are 55 will survive to 70. Thus, the relevant prospects of the contract are: { with probability 0.75 (55) survives to 70 and will then possess S15; { with probability 0.25 (55) dies before 70 …

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