As peer decision tree approach, we will calculate expected monetary value (EMV) for each of the projects based on payoff value and probabilities.
EMV = Σ Payoff valuei* Probabilityi
Project: Large
EMV (Large) = - Initial investment + ((High demand payoff*Number of years* Probability of high demand for 10 years)+ (Low demand payoff*Number of years* Probability of Low demand for 10 years) + ((High demand payoff for 2 years*Number of years + Low demand payoff for 8 years*Number of years)*(Probability of high demand for 2 years and low demand for 8 years))
EMV (Large) = - $150,000 + ($100,000*10*25% + $10,000*10*25% + ($100,000*2+$10,000*8)*50%)
EMV (Large) = $265,000
Project: Small
EMV (Small) = - $90,000 + ($50,000*10*25% + $20,000*10*25% + ($50,000*2+$20,000*8)*50%)
EMV (Small) = $215,000
EMV (Large) is higher than EMV (Small).
Hence, "Large" project location for a residential building should be chosen.
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