For this assignment, answer the questions posed by modeling the scenarios in a spreadsheet. You will create your own Excel file from scratch, but you are welcome to use the sample spreadsheet in this module as the starting point.Requirements for All PartsComplete each part in separate worksheets (tabs) in a single Excel file.Keep the inputs, calculations, and outputs in separate sections.Do not hard-code numbers into formulas cells (i.e., do not paste the value of an output cell into a function argument of another input cell).Part 1: Monte Carlo SimulationYou are a financial analyst at Delicious Sweets Company. Your supervisor wants to know the most profitable production level for a new product line the company is introducing. She has heard about the Monte Carlo simulation, but she is not sure how to run it. She asks you to construct a model that she can understand. The company will use your model to determine what level of production would be the most profitable for the new Timeless Wonder Chocolate Peanut Butter Wafer.You have been given the following information: Number of wafers made 300000 cost per wafer $ 0.45 price per wafer $ 2.00 disposal cost per wafer $ 0.07 Build a Monte Carlo simulation model using this data in Excel and determine the best level of production the company should choose. Include the following items:Short description of what the model doesDemand levels and associated probabilitiesInputs including probability distribution of demand rangesOutputs random number generatedamount soldtotal revenuetotal variable coststotal disposing costprofit A two-way data table showing 1,000 trials for each demand levelHighlight the cells that contain the best production level and profitPart 2: Stock Price SimulationIn a separate worksheet from Part 1, build a simulation model in Excel to determine whether an investment in Intel stock (symbol: INTC) is worth pursuing. Include the following in your spreadsheet.Today’s date (date you are completing this assignment)Current price of Intel stockData for the monthly returns on Intel for the last 60 months (for example, if the current month is June 2018, the data range would be June 2013 to June 2018).Monthly returnsBeginning prices and end prices for the next 12 monthsData table with 1,000 scenarios for Intel’s stock price in one yearSimulation summary Mean Return Probably lose money Probably make more than 10% Make between 0 and 10% in return Lose between 0 and 10% Lose More than 10% What is the probability that the stock will be at least $70?Explanation of whether or not you would invest in Intel today

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Hi, I have attached one case study, please review it and answer the following question and for that I've attached one template as well. So, please answer according to template including introduction and conclusion.Please make it more then 5 pages, minimum 5 pages required.After your analysis of the case, prepare a response to the following questions:1) Chipotle's model of local sourcing and delivering "food with integrity" challenged the traditional quick-service model of centralized preparation common at McDonald's and others. How can Chipotle now balance the need to control critical operations through centralized preparation with the desire to differentiate itself in the competitive fast casual restaurant market? Can Chipotle continue to compete effectively using its past positioning as "fresh and local"?2) Some argue that Chipotle, like many growing firms, focused on growth over attention to store-level operations, which increased operational risk, as many processes were not standardized. Which standardized processes, both in operations and sourcing, are important to the Chipotle model and need to be addressed to reduce risk?3) Chipotle's operations led to a reputational crisis that caused customers to become wary of eating its food. Other companies in similar situations have made great efforts to communicate how the product was different and safer. In Chipotle's case, its burrito looked no different after all of its food safety changes. How could the product and process be altered to communicate the new focus on safety? Could this change be demonstrated?4) Chipotle gave away millions of free meals to attract customers. Was it enough to rebuild trust? What other things would you recommend the company do to rebuild trust with customers?5) Chipotle has inspired many copycats. Given how sensitive restaurants are to notoriously fickle consumer tastes, how likely is it that the challenges facing Chipotle would drive consumers away from its menu to copycats offering other food types?6) In the Internet age, details about what Chipotle did and the narrative it created to explain its actions will be available forever. What did the company do well and what could it have done better?In your response to these questions, be as thorough as possible. In case analysis, you always want to support your answers with a cited source.