If an investor prefers less risk to more risk, then he is ?

Question

a. a risk-lover.

b. a risk-taker.

c. risk-averse.

d. a risk-predictor.

Answer 1

Please define economics as chemistry of wealth. You will understand that risk is also a form of wealth. According to Law of Equilibrium, wealth, like matter and energy moves from higher concentration to lower concentration till equilibrium is achieved. Therefore it is natural that people tend to invest in ventures of less risk than in ventures where risk is more. Please remember that according to law of thermodynamics all such reactions that proceed from higher to lower level are spontaneous.

I know that economists do not like copying a better science. They do not want to learn from a superior science like chemistry. It is high time they should shred pseudosocial science approach which does harm to economics.    

Answer 2

C risk averse. people sure do offer some self obsessed c**p as answers on this site don't they. This is a simple question with one correct answer, people should give the answer and keep their personal issues (masked as intelligence) out of it. I know it's cool to try and impress people by repeating something your professor told you last week but fair suck of the sav mate.  

Answer 3

C