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Phoniex University
Oct-2001 - Nov-2016
Suppose that Pizza King and Noble Greek stop advertising but must determine the price they will charge for each pizza sold. Pizza King believes that Noble Greek’s price is a random variable D having the following mass function: P(D = $6) = .25, P(D = $8) = .50, P(D = $10) = .25. If Pizza King charges a price p1 and Noble Greek charges a price p2, Pizza King will sell 100 25( p2 - p1) pizzas. It costs Pizza King $4 to make a pizza. Pizza King is considering charging $5, $6, $7, $8, or $9 for a pizza. Use each decision criterion of this section to determine the price that Pizza King should charge.
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