Fix joes true negative indication at 70 but let his true


Fix Joe’s “True negative” indication (this is the probability that he correctly indicates “no treasure” when there is no treasure) at 70%, but let his “true positive” indication (this is the probability that he correctly indicates “treasure” when there is treasure) vary instead of being fixed at 85%. How accurate would his true positive indication have to be for it to make sense to hire Joe?

The problem involved a decision tree and finding the EMV. Joe cost was $200,000 and EMV was $-125,000. It was suggested to vary the 85% and solve with algebra but unsure how to proceed. Also, was mentioned SOLVER in Excel could be used.

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Financial Management: Fix joes true negative indication at 70 but let his true
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