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If all agents are mean-variance optimizers and have the same information but different levelsof risk aversion, then the optimal portfolio for each will consist of
1. the same portfolio
2. a different amount of risky vs risk free assets, but the same composition of risky assets
3. the same amount of risky vs risk free assets, but different composition of risky assets
4. a different amount of risky vs risk free assets and a different composition of risky assets
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