Question: A decision maker wants to choose between two plans (A and B) and has constructed the following decision tree (where S and S represent two

A decision maker wants to choose between two plans (A and B) and has constructed the following decision tree (where S and S represent two different states of nature).
- Plan A is to make the product in a low-cost country of the world and Plan B is make the product domestically, however some parts/components would still be imported.
- There are two states of nature, S where there are no new tariffs on products imported from the low-cost country and S is where significant additional new tariffs are enforced on products manufactured in the low-cost region and then imported to US.
- If the decision maker wants to maximize the expected return, which plan should be selected and why?
- For what value of P(S), would the decision make be indifferent between Plan A and Plan B?
$9 billion P/S.) -0.6 P/S2) = 0.4 0 $1 billion $3 billion P(S.) = 0.6 0 52 P/S) = 0.4 *0.4 $5 billion
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