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- p.
40, last line: replace $8.4 with $7.85
- p.
41, Figure 3.3, legend: replace $8.4 with $7.85
- p.
42, 4th line after the figure: replace 37% with 35%
- p.
42, three lines above "The Option to Abandon": replace
9.59 with 9.63
- p.
51. List in the middle of the page should have the
changes noted in caps:
2) Sell a put option with strike price of 0.90 cents.
3) Buy a call option with strike price of $1.10.
- p.
51, Figure 4.3. Legend. The underlined words need
to be changed. (b) less a put option with an exercise
price of 90 cents per pound (c) plus the call option
with an exercise price of $1.10 per pound.
- p.
116 Figure 8.4 (a). Horiztonal legend should be: Value
of SunMedia in 6 months (delete "25% of ")
- p.
119, Figure 8.6, internal legend near bottom of figure.
S7 in formula should be replaced by S6: 29.37 = max[$50-S6,0]
- p.139,
Table 9.1 Numerical error in the final column of the
table. The correct numbers are given in the attached
ppt.
- p.
146, 1st paragraph under The Results, line 5: "- 0.08"
should be "- 0.23"
- p.
146, 3rd paragraph under The Results, line 5: "1.33"
should be "1.13".
- p.
146, 3rd paragraph under The Results, line 5, line
7: numbers within parentheses: "$1.33" should be "$1.13".
"-0.89" should be deleted.
- p.
146, second line from the bottom. "$2.63 million"
should be "$1.36 million."
- p.182
Both equations should have the expression "Fuel cost
in next month =" on the left hand side.
- p.183,
last paragraph, 4th sentence. Sentence should read
"The currently lower-priced fuel, GAS, is selected..."
- p.184,
sentence continuing from P.183 should read:" The initial
monthly profits are calculated at time T as revenues,
R, minus the fuel cost, 1.04P GAS or P OIL.
- p.184,
strike first complete sentence, the one in parentheses.
- p.184,
Figure 16.2 A reader of the first printing pointed
out an error in our notation. Please use the revised
figure below.
- p.184,
Figure 16.2 , legend. Replace the last sentence that
begins: "Time subscripts..." with "The notation has
been simplified and omits discounting and expectations
operators."
- p.232,
the author of Making Hard Decisions is Clemen,
R., not Clemson, R.
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