Suppose that a government bonds pay 5% in a riskless fashion. Also suppose that stocks investments could pay 10% but with considerable risk. Suppose a 50:50 blend between the two investments would pay 7.5% (but would carry risk). Although each investors view on risk differs, the current investors indifference curves for these investments are shown in the chart below for an investment of $1 million. How should this investor allocate the funds between these 2 investments? Why do the curves slope upward and to the right when weve seen that most, if not all, slope downward? Describe how the investors curves would appear if the 50:50 strategy was adopted, but would not accept any additional return.