Statistics for Management and Economics
Statistics for Management and Economics
10th Edition
ISBN: 9781285425450
Author: Gerald Keller
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 22.2, Problem 35E
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Calculate the EVSI.

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Table 1 shows that the posterior probabilities for I1.

Table 1

sjP(sj)P(I1,sj)P(sj×I1)P(sjI1)
s10.150.50.0750.25
s20.550.30.1650.55
s30.30.20.060.2
Total  0.3 

Table 2 shows that the posterior probabilities for I2.

Table 2

sjP(sj)P(I2,sj)P(sj×I2)P(sjI2)
s10.150.30.0450.103
s20.550.60.330.759
s30.30.20.060.138
Total  0.435 

Table 3 shows that the posterior probabilities for I3.

Table 2

sjP(sj)P(I3,sj)P(sj×I3)P(sjI3)
s10.150.20.030.113
s20.550.10.0550.208
s30.30.60.180.679
Total  0.265 

The EMV value of a1 with I1 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa1=(Payoffa1, s1×P(s1I1)+Payoffa1, s2×P(s2I1)+Payoffa1, s3×P(s3I1))=((220×0.25)+(330×0.55)+(440×0.2))=324.5

The value of EMV of a1 is -324.5.

The EMV value of a2 with I1 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa2=(Payoffa2, s1×P(s1I1)+Payoffa2, s2×P(s2I1)+Payoffa2, s3×P(s3I1))(300×0.25)+(320×0.55)+(390×0.2)=329

The value of EMV of a2 is -329.

 The EMV value of a3 with I1 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa3=(Payoffa3, s1×P(s1I1)+Payoffa3, s2×P(s2I1)+Payoffa3, s3×P(s3I1))(350×0.25)+(350×0.55)+(350×0.2)=350

The value of EMV of a3 is -350. Since the EMV value of a1 is greater, select the option a1.

The EMV value of a1 with I2 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa1=(Payoffa1, s1×P(s1I2)+Payoffa1, s2×P(s2I2)+Payoffa1, s3×P(s3I2))=((220×0.103)+(330×0.759)+(440×0.138))=333.85

The value of EMV of a1 is -333.85.

The EMV value of a2 with I2 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa2=(Payoffa2, s1×P(s1I2)+Payoffa2, s2×P(s2I2)+Payoffa2, s3×P(s3I2))(300×0.103)+(320×0.759)+(390×0.138)=327.59

The value of EMV of a2 is -327.59.

 The EMV value of a3 with I2 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa3=(Payoffa3, s1×P(s1I2)+Payoffa3, s2×P(s2I2)+Payoffa3, s3×P(s3I2))(350×0.103)+(350×0.759)+(350×0.138)=350

The value of EMV of a3 is -350. Since the EMV value of a2 is greater, select the option a2.

The EMV value of a1 with I3 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa1=(Payoffa1, s1×P(s1I3)+Payoffa1, s2×P(s2I3)+Payoffa1, s3×P(s3I3))=((220×0.0.113)+(330×0.208)+(440×0.679))=392.26

The value of EMV of a1 is -392.26.

The EMV value of a2 with I3 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa2=(Payoffa2, s1×P(s1I3)+Payoffa2, s2×P(s2I3)+Payoffa2, s3×P(s3I3))(300×0.0.113)+(320×0.208)+(390×0.679)=365.28

The value of EMV of a2 is -365.28.

 The EMV value of a3 with I3 can be calculated as follows.

EMVa3=(Payoffa3, s1×P(s1I3)+Payoffa3, s2×P(s2I3)+Payoffa3, s3×P(s3I3))(350×0.113)+(350×0.208)+(350×0.679)=350

The value of EMV of a3 is -350. Since the EMV value of a3 is greater, select the option a3.

The EMV value can be calculated as follows.

EMV=(EMV highestI1×P(I1)+EMV highestI2×P(I2)+EMV highestI3×P(I3))=((324.5×0.3)+(327.59×0.435)+(350×0.265))=332.6

The value of EMV is -332.6.

The EVSI value can be calculated as follows.

EVSI=EMVEMVPrior probability=332.6(338)=5.4

The value of EVSI is 5.4.

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