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You’ve finished your first week of futures thinking training – congratulations! What’s the single most important thing YOU would teach someone else, if you were trying to explain futures thinking to someone who had never heard about it? (This is a chance for you to reflect and offer your own personal answer. There is no wrong answer! Use this question as an opportunity to reach your own “aha” insight.)
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Suppose you are doing qualitative research on children with learning disabilities. Which would be a good place to start recruiting for a focus group of their parents?
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What is the defining characteristic of the linear model y =3+4 x, where x is the number of units produced and y is the time in hours it takes to produce them?
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Consider the decision tree we constructed for IDEA in Session 1 of week 4. Assume that all of the data used in the example – including the 0.5 probability that the market is strong – remain the same as in Session 1, except for the fixed upfront cost charged by Supplier S. Suppose that, instead of a fixed upfront cost of 0€, Supplier S charges IDEA a fixed upfront cost of 175,000€.
ByAdmin4. Question 4 Consider the decision tree we constructed for IDEA in Session 1 of week 4. Assume that all of the data used in the example – including the…
