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Doug is concerned with setting a correct production level. He can produce 1000 units or 2000 units, and regardless of demand, will produce what he chooses, either 1000 or 2000 since he must produce this before realizing demand. Regardless of production, there is a 50% chance of high demand (2500 units) and a 20% chance of low demand (750 units) and a 30% chance of average demand (1200 units). Each unit costs $7.50 to produce and sells for $10. He can only sell the minimum of either demand or production (since he can't sell what he doesn't make and can't sell what isn't demanded). 

What is the expected value of profit if you make a decision based on the expected value of profit? Indicate your answer, rounded to two decimal places (i.e. 111.01).