scenario-analysis

Scenario analysis evaluates a startup offer by accepting 3-5 key variables, building 3-4 scenarios with probabilities, and generating an interactive HTML report. The report calculates expected value, downside risk, and a recommendation.

Modeling downside risk requires defining 3-5 decision variables and assigning probabilities to 3-4 scenarios. The process outputs a self-contained HTML file presenting expected value and downside risk for high-stakes decisions.

Yes, the generated offline HTML report includes sliders to see how variables shift expected value and downside risk in real time. This interactive feature helps explore the sensitivity of your decision outcomes.

You need a small set of 3-5 variables to perform scenario analysis for an education decision. The system then frames the decision and builds 3-4 scenarios to generate the final report.

No, the scenario analysis report is a self-contained, single-file HTML output that can be opened offline. It functions independently without needing an internet connection to view the expected value and recommendation.

A single-file HTML report is not suitable when your decision requires more than 3-5 variables or complex multi-stage modeling. It is designed for structured scenario analysis with 3-4 scenarios rather than extensive multi-variable simulations.