question 29
Multiple Choice
Use the information below to answer the following question(s) . Below is a spreadsheet for Trance Electronics. 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829 A Trance Electronics Data Market size Unit (monthly Rx) revenue Unit (monthly Rx) cost Discount rate Project costs R&D Clinical Trials Total Project Costs Model Year Market growth factor Market size Market share growth rate Market share Sales Annual revenue Annual costs Profit Cumulative net profit Net present value B 20,000,000$120.00$50.008%$750,000,000$100,000,00017% C 24%18% D 34%18% E 44%18% F 54%18% Suppose that the project manager of Trance Electronics has identified the following uncertain variables in the model and the distributions and parameters that describe them, as follows: Market size: normal with mean of 20,000,000 units and standard deviation of 4,000,000 units. R&D costs: uniform between $600,000,000 and $800,000,000.
Clinical trial costs: lognormal with mean of $150,000,000 and standard deviation $30,000,000. Annual market growth factor: triangular with minimum = 2%, maximum = 6%, and most likely = 3%.
Annual market share growth rate: triangular with minimum = 15%, maximum = 25%, and most likely = 20%.
The number of trials per simulation is equal to 10,000 at a Sim. Random Seed of 2. Run the simulation and answer the following questions using the Risk Solver Platform.
-With reference to the trend chart, which year shows the highest mean net cumulative profit?
Recognize circumstances that could lead to breaches of corporate duties by directors and officers and the potential legal consequences.
Identify the rights and protections available to directors and officers, such as indemnification and the business judgment rule.
Analyze the legal implications of corporate governance decisions, including hiring practices, breach of contracts, and negligence.
Understand the mechanisms and legal obligations involved in corporate decision-making, including disclosure of conflicts of interest.
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