Note—Blau's Dilemma Revisited

Published Online:https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.33.10.1232

The issue of equivalence between chance-constrained programming problems (CCPP's) and Bayesian utility-maximization problems (BUMP's), and the anomalous evaluation of information in CCPP's, are re-examined in light of a recent paper by Jagannathan and the ensuing exchange between Jagannathan and LaValle. Difficulties in “explaining” value of information within the framework of chance-constrained programming are illustrated in a numerical example due to Jagannathan.

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