A firm is considering their pricing strategy. The firm wants to charge a price of $5 or $10. The number of units sold depends on the state of the economy. If the economy is growing, the firm believes it will sell 998 units when it charges $5, and the firm believes it will sell 578 units when it charges $10. If there is a recession, the firm will sell 985 units at a price of $5 and they will sell 371 units if they charge $10. The firm believes the probability of a growing economy is 0.66. The firm may set the price after they know the state of the economy. What is the expected value? Round your answer to one decimal.