Suppose that there are two possible investors with entirely different preferences. Think of A as an ant, who wishes to save for the future, and of G as a grasshopper, who would prefer to spend all his wealth on some ephemeral frolic, taking no heed of tomorrow Suppose that each has a nest egg of exactly $200,000 in cash G chooses to spend all of it today, while A prefers to invest it in the financial market. Both have access to a well-functioning, competitive financial market, in which they can borrow and fend at 7% interest rate Suppose that A and G are offered the opportunity to invest their $200,000 in a new business that a friend is founding. Thes will produce a one-off suretire payment of $240,000 next year. Question: What would the ant (A) and grasshopper (G) do?