Question: 1 . Recall problem 1 from HW 1 1 A music festival organizer has decided to present a music festival in summer 2 0 2

1. Recall problem 1 from HW 11 A music festival organizer has decided to present a music festival
in summer 2024.
Size
Small Medium Large
Low -1-2-6
Medium 5712
High 81215
a. Draw the decision tree below, calculate the EVs for all 3 decisions, and figure the best decisionbased on the probability method of making a decision. Use probability of low attendance =0.20, probability of medium attendance =0.50.
2. For the problem above,
a. Calculate the EV WITH PI. Show your reasoning and work
b. Using your answers from 2a. above and the best decision from problem 1, calculate the
EV OF PI. Again show your work to get full credit. You only get 1 point for the answer,
and more points for showing the work.
3. Recall the following payoff table from problem 2 in HW 11:
State of economy
Weak Economy Moderate
Economy
Strong Economy
Buy Bond Funds $200 $200 $175
Decisions
Buy Stock Funds -$1000 $300 $500
a. Draw the decision tree below, and calculate the EVs for each decision to determine the
best decision in this case. Assume the probability of Weak economy is 0.2 and of
moderate economy 0.5.
b. Calculate the EV WITH PI,(show all your work).
c. Using the result from b and your answer in a, calculate the EV OF PI for this situation.
4. Remember the following table from Problem 3 of HW 11
Courses of action
Event Market item Do not market item
Introduction successful $50-$5
Introduction not successful -$40-$5
a. Assuming that the probability that the introduction will be successful is 0.7, draw the
decision below and calculate the EV for each decision, and determine the best decision.
b. What is the EV WITH PI in this case?
c. Using your results from a. and b., what is the EV OF PI?(as usual, show your reasoning via
calculations).
5. The following payoff table shows profit in $millions for a decision problem involving whether to
build an industrial complex on a tract of land, or to sell the land, depending on whether the
demand for the complex is high (S1), or low (S2)
demand that they identify the student who uploaded it to their site.)
Build
Industrial
Complex
Sell Land
instead
S1(high
demand)
30002000
S2(low
demand)
10002000
Below is the large decision tree that was developed for the above table, assuming that P(S1)=0.
You will be developing the Bayes rule tree for the posterior probabilities in this tree in a later
problem.
Note: If you dont print this out, you MUST redraw the tree on your homework.
Profit
Payoff
$1000s
S1| F 0.773000
Build Complex |F
Favorable
report issued S2| F 0.231000
P(F)=0.7
Sell |F 12000
Market
Research
S1|U 0.203000
Build Complex | U
Unfavorable
report issued S2| U 0.801000
P(U)=0.3
Sell |U 12000
S10.63000
Build Complex
S20.41000
No Market
Research
Sell 12000
6
3
7
4
2
8
5
1
Show all work to get full credit.
a. What is the EV at node 6?
b. What decision do you make at node 3, and what is its value? Explain your answer.
c. What is the EV at node 7? Show your work.
d. What decision do you make at node 4, and what is its value? Explain your answer.
e. What is the EV at node 2? Show your work.
f. What is the EV at node 8? Show your work.
g. What is the decision at node 5, and what is its value? Explain your answer.
h. What decision do you make at node 1? Explain.
6. a. What is the optimal decision strategy for the tree in problem 5?
b. What is the EV with SI? Where did you get it from?
c. What is the EV without SI? Where did you get it from?
d. What is the EV of SI? Show your calculation.
7.a. What is the EV with PI?(You can show your work on the table in problem 1.)
b. What is the EV without PI? Where did you get it from?
c. What is the EV of PI? Show your calculation.
d. The EFFICIENCY of SI is calculated by EVSI/EVPI x 100%. What is the efficiency of SI for
this problem?
 1. Recall problem 1 from HW 11 A music festival organizer

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