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RMI 2302 Nyce Module 1 Solved 100% 2024
A pay-off is a(n) __________ value in the sense that associated with each course of
action is a certain profit/loss. - ANSWER-conditional

According to the text, which of the following is a recommended method of evaluating the
best course of action in a multi-stage decision-making problem? - ANSWER-creating a
decision tree

Apple, Inc. has three choices of which new technologies to acquire for the development
of its new MacBook Pro display. Which of the following should Apple pursue?

Investment A

Probability / Outcome

.%

.%

.32 / -10%


Investment B

Probability / Outcome

.%

.%

.15 / -7.5%


Investment C

Probability / Outcome

.%

.%

.10 / -4% - ANSWER-Investment C

Sum of probability X outcome for each investment and pick the biggest one!

, Carly is involved in a three-car automobile accident. Which type of risk is this an
example of? - ANSWER-particular risk

Danger does not equal what? - ANSWER-Risk

decisions under risk. - ANSWER-The decision situations wherein the decision-maker
chooses to consider several possible outcomes and the probabilities of their occurrence

Determination of objectives - ANSWER-Post-Loss Objectives: Survival, Continuity of
Operations, Earnings Stability, Continued Growth, Social Responsibility

Evaluate the Risk - ANSWER-A. Loss Frequency (probability distributions)
B. Loss Severity
Maximum Possible Loss
Probable Maximum Loss
-Use of Statistics
Central Tendency
Measures of Variation
Law of Large Numbers

Evaluation and Review - ANSWER-In theory, the evaluation and review are the final
step in the risk management process.
Except in the rare case where an organization is newly created, every organization will
have a risk management program already in existence.

Expected loss formula - ANSWER-Sum of Probability X loss amount

Expected value formula - ANSWER-It is frequency * severity, or likelihood * outcome.
25% chance of 0% return

50% chance of 10% return

25% chance of a 20% return -- What is the expected return?


It is just .25 (25%) times 0 (the first outcome) = 0

then .50 (50%) times .10 ( 10% - the second outcome) = .05

then .25 times .20 = .05.


Then add them all together 0 + .05 + .05 = .10 or 10%. So the answer is the expected
outcome is a 10% return.

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