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Model the following investment decision as an In uence Diagram:
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a high-risk stock
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- $200 brokerage fee

Payoff-

$1700 if the market goes up Continue to post


$300 if market stays neutral

-$800 if the market goes down

a low-risk stock

- $200 brokerage fee

Payoff-

$1200 if the market goes up

$400 if market stays neutral

$100 if the market goes down

a savings account that pays a sure $500


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P(Market Up)=0.491, P(Market Flat) = 0.294, and P(Market Down) = 1-P(Market Up)-P(Market Flat).
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What is the Expected Monetary Value (EMV) of the decision? State your answers in terms of dollars
and cents. (ie. Dollars, accurate to two decimal points.)  
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Given information is,

P(Market Up)=0.491,

P(Market Flat) = 0.294,

P(Market Down) = 1-P(Market Up)-P(Market Flat).

P(Market Down) = 1-0.491- 0.294

P(Market Down) = 1-0.785

P(Market Down) = 0.215

Expected money related Value for a high danger stock

First,

let us nd out the high risk shock

the data given is,

a high-risk stock

- $200 brokerage fee (-200)

Payoff-

$1700 if the market goes up ,

therefore (1700*0.491)

$300 if market stays neutral

therefore, (300*0.294)

-$800 if the market goes down

therefore, (800*0.215)

Then,

- 200+1700*(0.491)+300*(0.294)- 800*(0.215)

= - 200+834.7+88.2-172

= 922.9-200-172

= 922.9 - 372

= $ 550.9

Expected money related Value for a generally safe stock

a low-risk stock

- $200 brokerage fee

Payoff-

$1200 if the market goes up,

therefore, (1200*0.491)

$400 if market stays neutral

therefore, (400*0.294)

$100 if the market goes down

therefore, (100*0.215)

then,

- 200+1200*(0.491)+400*(0.294)+100*(0.215)

= - 200+589.20+117.60+21.5

= -200+728.3

= $ 528.3

Anticipated nancial Value for a sparing record

= $ 500

since most noteworthy EMV is $ 550.9 of a high danger stock , so the choice is High Risk stock and
EMV is $ 550.9 .

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