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Alainaaa8

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Question 1

The expected value with perfect information
◦ is an input into the calculation of the expected value of perfect information.
◦ is the average of the maximax and the maximin.
◦ requires that each decision alternative have a known probability of occurrence.
◦ equals EVPI - EMV.
◦ none of the above.

Question 2

The difference between the expected payoff under perfect information and the maximum expected payoff under risk is
◦ economic order quantity.
◦ expected monetary value.
◦ expected monetary payoff.
◦ expected value of perfect information.
◦ PERT.
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