table (see below), and support your final statement with areason.Be sure to show all work, indicate the recommended alternativeeach time, provide a summary table (see below),and support your final statement with a reason.Expected Table Format: See bellowDMUU:Letter/ValueReasonPerfect Optimism:Perfect PessimismOptimismat a=Equal Likelihood:Minimizing Regret:Overall Choice/ Reason: ALTERNATIVESFiVLreason.Portfolio UPortfolio VPortfolioWRecession$25$ 47$50.3Inflation$75$ 70$ 80TES OF NATUREDepressionSTA$0$-5$-15.21. DMUU: What would be the decision accordingto: (1) Maximax (optimism); (2) Maximin (pessímísm); (3) Realism where Alpha - α = .7 (4) Equal Likelihood;and (5) Minimizing Regret? Be sure to show work, indicatethe recommended alternative each time, provide a summary.table_(see below), and support your final statement with aBe sure to show all work, indicate the recommended alternativeeach time, provide a summary table (see below),and support your final statement with a reason.

ALTERNA TIVES Fi VL Portfolio U Portfolio V Portfolio W Recessi on $25 $ 47 $50 .3 n Inflatio Depressi $75 $ 70 $80 TES OF N 5 ATURE on $0 $-5 $ 15 - .2 1. DMUU: What would be the decision according to: (1) Maximax (optímísm); (2) Maximin (pessimism); (3) R ealism where Alpha - α = .7 (4) Equal Likelihood; and (5) Minimizing Regret? Be sure to show work, indicate the recommended alternative each time, provide a summary table (see below), and support your final statement with a

ALTERNA TIVES Fi VL Portfolio U Portfolio V Portfolio W Recessi on $25 $ 47 $50 .3 n Inflatio Depressi $75 $ 70 $80 TES OF N 5 ATURE on $0 $-5 $ 15 - .2 1. DMUU: What would be the decision according to: (1) Maximax (optímísm); (2) Maximin (pessimism); (3) R ealism where Alpha - α = .7 (4) Equal Likelihood; and (5) Minimizing Regret? Be sure to show work, indicate the recommended alternative each time, provide a summary table (see below), and support your final statement with a

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