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That sounds like a good use of microeconomics study time. You're researching risks and rewards... Isn't that what economics is all about?
If economists did risk vs reward research, they would be able to find a point where rewards are optimised against risks, or at least a point of equilibrium. Of course it would require the assumption that the risks and the rewards have no actual basis in reality, but the theory would work really well.