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Quiz 6: Decision Making Under Uncertainty
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Question 61
Essay
What should the credit union do? What is their expected profit?
Question 62
Essay
The station is most uncertain about the average monthly revenue associated with the rock format and an A1 audience.Construct a strategy region chart for this input variable with a possible range from $85,000 to $200,000.Does the optimal decision to select the country format change at any point in this range?
Question 63
Essay
Formulate a payoff table that specifies WTC's payoff (in dollars)associated with each possible decision and each market condition in the future.
Question 64
Essay
Construct a decision tree to identify the buyer's course of action that maximizes the expected profit earned by the chain from the purchase and subsequent sale of footballs in the coming year.
Question 65
Essay
What are the expected payoffs for the three alternatives?
Question 66
Essay
As the average monthly revenue associated with the rock format and an A1 audience varies between $85,000 to about $140,000,what happens to the maximum expected revenue? Briefly explain why.
Question 67
Short Answer
What is the probability that a randomly selected individual from this population earns less than $50,000 per year?
Question 68
Essay
What course of action is optimal for WTC? What is the expected profit in that case?
Question 69
Essay
What format is optimal? What is the expected profit in that case?
Question 70
Essay
Construct a decision tree to help the station identify its optimal format.Make sure to label all decision and chance nodes and include appropriate costs,payoffs and probabilities.
Question 71
Essay
Formulate a payoff table that specifies the contribution to profit (in dollars)from the sales of footballs by this chain for each possible purchase decision (in hundreds of pairs)and each outcome with respect to consumer demand.