If a company knows that theEVPI= $85,000 and theefficiency of the sample is27%, and the cost forconducting the survey is5,000 and EMV is three timesthe price then the expectedvalue of sample informationis:

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If a company knows that the EVPI= $85,000 and the efficiency of the sample is 27%, and the cost for conducting the survey is 5,000 and EMV is three times the price then the expected value of sample information is: