Given the following payoff matrix for alternatives A, B, and C under states of nature #1, #2,
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Given the following payoff matrix for alternatives A, B, and C under states of nature #1, #2, #3, and #4, set up and solve both the investor's and nature's game:
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States of Nature Investor's choices Alternatives A B C Condition #1 1100 850 700 Condition #2 900 1500 1200 Condition #3 400 1000 500 Condition #4 300 500 900
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