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b. Maximin The profit or low c Equal likelihood d. Expected value e Create a sen

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Question

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Explanation / Answer

a) Maximax

Maximum maximum payoff is by stock A ( 12000). Hence, we sould choose stock A

b) Maximin- Highest minimum payoff is in Stock B(3000). Hence, we should choose stock B.

c) Equal likelihood-

Stock A - Payoff = (12000-3000)*0.5 = 4500

Stock B - Payoff = (3500+3000)*0.5=3250

Hence, Stock A

d) Expected value

A - 12000*0.6-3000*0.4 = 6000

B - 3500*0.6+3000*0.4 = 3300

Hence, Stock A

e)

12000*p -3000*(1-p)= 3500*p+3000*(1-p)

8500*p = 6000(1-p)

14500p=6000

p=60/145

p=0.4137