ABC Corp. has a bonus plan in place for its CEO, linking her pay to annual earnings. ABC will pay her $180,000 if earnings are high, $90,000 if they are normal, and $0 if they are low. Each event is estimated to have equal probability. Assume the CEO is indifferent between this bonus plan and receiving $75,000 with certainty. Which of the following is true?
A. The CEO's expected bonus is $90,000.
B. The CEO is not willing to give up $15,000 in expected bonuses in order to avoid the risky scheme.
C. $85,000 is the CEO's certainty equivalent for the current bonus plan.
D. The CEO has no clue about risk management.