5. Consider the decision tree model: .60 A $200 I 013ml l .40 ft NotA $100 \\ .60 A $150 \\ optima .40 NotA $350 If we wish to determine the value of perfect information on Uncertainty A. we would then construct the following model (which we will call 'the perfect information" tree): Page 6 of 7 Option 1 $200 .60 OptionZ - $150 Option 1 - $100 .40 Not A Optionl $350 (a) Consider the 'perfect information tree' directly above (i.e.. you are looking at the second model shown in this exercise: not the original one}. List the complete strategies in this decision tree. {b} Considering your list of complete strategies. decipher whether there is any deterministic dominance among them. If so. list which strategies deterministically dominate which others. If not. explain why no deterministic dominance exists. (c) Considering your list of complete strategies. decipher whether there is any stochastic dominance among them. If so. list which strategies stochastically dominate which others. If not. explain why no stochastic dominance exists