(f) (4 Points) True, False, or Uncertain: Housing rental prices will increase more over time in cities with a more inelastic housing supply. (g) (4 Points) True, False, or Uncertain: rm price discrimination increases rm prots and decreases consumer surplus. (h) (4 Points) True, False, or Uncertain: a risk-neutral rm cares only about massi- mizing eapected prot and so is not aected by uncertainty. (i) (4 Points) True, False, or Uncertain: risk-averse individuals would prefer a new ped-return investment to a new investment with the same expected value and more variance in its return. (j) (4 Points) Suppose I have already paid for nonrefundable ski passes this winter, but there is a new Covid variant that makes me more hesitant about skiing and I still have not rented ski equipment. True, False, or Uncertain: I would be making a mistake (i.e., falling to the \"sunk cost fallacy\") if I am more inclined to go skiing than if I had not already purchased the passes