Mountain Ski Sports, a chain of ski-equipment shops in Colorado, purchases skis from a manufacturer each summer for the coming winter season. The most popular intermediate model costs $150 and sells for $275. Any skis left over at the end of the winter are sold at the store's spring sale (for $100). Sales over the years are quite stable. Gathering data from all its stores, Mountain Ski Sports developed the following probability distribution for demand: Demand Probability
150 0.05
175 0.20
200 0.35
225 0.30
250 0.10
The manufacturer will take orders only for multiples of 20, so Mountain Ski is considering the following order sizes: 160, 180, 200, 220, and 240.
1. Construct a payoff table for Mountain Ski's decision problem of how many pairs of skis to order. What is the best decision from an expected value basis? The best strategy is to order Ski Sports. Follow the principles of good spreadsheet engineering Vpairs. Show your work on worksheet Mountain
2. The expected value of perfect information is Show your work on worksheet Mountain Ski Sports 3. The expected demand is and ordering this quantitythe best decision

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