Leah Sanchez might have a different objective than maximizing expected profit. How does her optimal order quantity
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Leah Sanchez might have a different objective than maximizing expected profit. How does her optimal order quantity change if her objective is to minimize leftovers? What if her objective is to maximize the probability of making a profit of at least $5,200? What if her objective is to minimize leftovers given that the 5th percentile of profit is at least $5,200?
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This problem shows that Leah may have other objectives and by changing the consequence measure the simulation model can provide insights into her decision problem The file Problem 119xlsx has the simu...View the full answer
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