You are planning to run a hot dog stand during a forthcoming fair. You originally estimated that you will generate sales revenue of €2000 and you have already spent €1000 building the hot dog stand. The hot dog stand is nearly completed but now you estimate total sales to be only €800 because the fair clashes with a major music festival in a nearby location. You can complete the hot dog stand for another €300. Your decision rule should be to complete the hot dog stand as long as the cost to complete the stand is less than None of these answers €500 €800 €100 €300
You are planning to run a hot dog stand during a forthcoming fair. You originally estimated that you will generate sales revenue of €2000 and you have already spent €1000 building the hot dog stand. The hot dog stand is nearly completed but now you estimate total sales to be only €800 because the fair clashes with a major music festival in a nearby location. You can complete the hot dog stand for another €300. Your decision rule should be to complete the hot dog stand as long as the cost to complete the stand is less than None of these answers €500 €800 €100 €300
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You are planning to run a hot dog stand during a forthcoming fair. You originally estimated that you will generate sales revenue of €2000 and you have already spent €1000 building the hot dog stand. The hot dog stand is nearly completed but now you estimate total sales to be only €800 because the fair clashes with a major music festival in a nearby location. You can complete the hot dog stand for another €300. Your decision rule should be to complete the hot dog stand as long as the cost to complete the stand is less than None of these answers €500 €800 €100 €300
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