What is the difference between the Expected Monetary Value and Expected Value with Perfect Information?

What will be an ideal response?

The Expected Monetary Value looks at the best long run, weighted average outcome by probability, while the Expected Value with Perfect Information assumes that one will have the ability to select the best alternative, knowing the probabilistic outcome.

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