This decision tree represents the expected profits and the standard deviations associated with three decisions facing a mobile phone producer (All figures are in millions of dollars). The root node (the one on the left)represents the decision of whether to produce the phones in China or North America. The second pair of nodes represent the decision of whether to market the phones in China or North America; and the final nodes represent the choice of selling price: if the phones are sold in China, they will be sold for either $30 or $40, whereas if they are sold in North America, they will be sold for either $40 or $50. Based on the calculated values, what is the company's best strategy? 
Definitions:
Price-searcher Firm
A company that determines the price of its products based on demand and supply conditions rather than prevailing market prices.
Competitive Price-searcher
A market scenario where sellers actively seek out buyers by setting prices independently to capture consumer demand.
Raise Price
The act of increasing the cost at which a good or service is sold, which can affect demand, revenue, and profit margins.
Lose Sales
The phenomenon of experiencing a reduction in the number of units sold or in total revenue.
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