Mark has decided to open his own bookstore. He is considering two different sites to open his store and he knows that the choice of site will depend on customer demand. After analyzing the two sites, Mark has developed the following payoff table showing the profit (in $1000s). Mark believes there is a 50% chance that demand will be high.
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site 1 | 50 | -10 |
site 2 | 80 | -30 |
Before making his decision, Mark can also conduct a research study that will cost $5,000. He knows that the probability the study will be favourable given high demand is 96% and the probability the study will be favourable given low demand is 24%.
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As given in the question that the probability the study will be favourable given high demand is 96% and the probability the study will be favourable given low demand is 24%
So For the first question select option
2) Do not conduct the study and select site 2
For the second question select option
7) $5,000
For the third question select option
11) 70%
Mark has decided to open his own bookstore. He is considering two different sites to open his store and he knows that th...
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