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11-Sensitivity Analysis2

The document discusses using two-way sensitivity analysis to evaluate three investment alternatives based on the probability of the stock market going up or down. It constructs regions on a two-dimensional graph to determine where saving accounts or various risk level stocks have the highest expected monetary value based on the probabilities of the market moving in different directions. It also provides an example of using two-way sensitivity analysis to evaluate investment decisions at Texaco versus Penzoil when probabilities are uncertain within a range.

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11-Sensitivity Analysis2

The document discusses using two-way sensitivity analysis to evaluate three investment alternatives based on the probability of the stock market going up or down. It constructs regions on a two-dimensional graph to determine where saving accounts or various risk level stocks have the highest expected monetary value based on the probabilities of the market moving in different directions. It also provides an example of using two-way sensitivity analysis to evaluate investment decisions at Texaco versus Penzoil when probabilities are uncertain within a range.

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Modeling Decisions

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis
for 3 Alternatives
An investor has funds available to invest in one of three choices: a
high-risk stock, a low-risk stock, or a savings account that
pays a sure $500. If he invests in the stocks, he must pay a
brokerage fee of $200.
His payoff for the two stocks depends in part on what happens to
the market as a whole. If the market goes up (as measured, say,
by the Standard and Poor’s 500 Index increasing 8% over the
next 12 months), he can expect to earn $1700 from the high-risk
stock and $1200 from the low-risk stock. Finally, if the stock
market goes down (as indicated by the index decreasing by 3% or
more), he will lose $800 with the high-risk stock but still gain $100
with the low-risk stock. If the market stay at roughly the same
level, his payoffs for the high- and low-risk stock will be $300 and
$400, respectively
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Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis
for 3 Alternatives

t = P(market up)
v = P(market same)
P(market down) = 1 – t – v
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Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis
for 3 Alternatives
v 1
Daerah yang memenuhi
t+v1
0.8 Cari region dimana Saving Account lebih
A prefer dari Low-risk Stock :
0.6 EMV (Saving Account)  EMV (Low-risk Stock)
500  t (1000) + v (200) + (1–t–v) (-100)

0.4
v  2 – 11 t
3
Misal: v = 0 maka :
Savings
6 = 11 t  t = 0,545
0.2
Account

Low-risk Stock
t = 0 maka:
t v=2
0.2 0.4
B 0.6 0.8 1

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 Cari region dimana Low -Risk Stock lebih prefer dari
High-Risk Stock :

EMV (Low-Risk Stock)  EMV (High-Risk Stock)

1000t + 200v – (1- t- v) 100  1500t + 100v - (1–t–v) 1000

 This reduces to :
9 7t
v 
8 4

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Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis
for 3 Alternatives

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EMV (Saving Account)  EMV (High-Risk Stock)

500  1500t + 100v - (1–t–v) 1000

 This reduces to :

15 25t
v 
11 11

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Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis
for 3 Alternatives

Teknik Industri 8
Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis: Texaco – Penzoil

Teknik Industri 9
Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis: Texaco – Penzoil

Teknik Industri 10
Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis: Texaco – Penzoil

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Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis: Texaco – Penzoil

Teknik Industri 12
Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis: Texaco – Penzoil

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Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis: Texaco – Penzoil

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Two-Way Sensitivity Analysis: Texaco – Penzoil

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Latihan
In trying to make an investment decision, a decision analyst
draws the following decision tree. The decision analyst is not
sure of his assessment of the probability p or q. When pressed,
he says he is sure that 0.4  p  0.6 and 0.1  q  0.4, but he is
not sure of the actual values. Can he make the decision?

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