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A farm owner who grows summer vegetables (e.g. tomatoes) must decide whether to employ additional pickers this season. If he does, he could hire either migrant workers or local teenagers who need summer employment. The migrant workers are more experienced, faster, but more expensive. Although the teenagers will work for less, they are not as experienced and tend to damage plants and produce. His profits, taking into account losses from unpicked perished or damaged produce, depend on whether there is a good or bad growing season. The payoffs are shown in the table below.
-Suppose the farmer's almanac predicts the probability of a good growing season this year to be 0.75. Compute the expected value for each action. Based on these results, which action should the farm owner choose?
Obtain
To acquire or gain possession of something through effort, purchase, or request.
Teenagers
Young people generally between the ages of 13 and 19, characterized by developmental changes in physical, psychological, and social areas.
Drug
Any substance other than food that affects the body or mind.
Misconception
A belief or idea that is incorrect based on a misunderstanding or misinformation about a fact or subject.
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