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Too Scared To Be A Millionaire?

According to the New Scientist, a recent study of contestants on the game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? revealed that, as a group, they would have taken home more money if they’d taken more risks:

Of the 515 contestants, only three contestants went the entire way to win the £1 million. In general, participants were so risk averse that roughly two-thirds left the programme by quitting while they were ahead, while only one-third ended the game by gambling on a question they then answered incorrectly.

The economists’ analysis, based around a mathematical model, suggest that more people would have won a million – and the contestants have taken home more overall – if they were less risk averse and willing to gamble. But contestants would also have suffered some staggering losses, against human nature. “Most people are not reckless,â€? says Lanot. “They are cautious and worry a lot about losses.”

Luckily, most entrepreneurs aren’t this risk averse.

via Ken Dyck.

   

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