The Price That the Buyer of a Call Option Pays

question 73

Multiple Choice

The price that the buyer of a call option pays for the underlying asset if she executes her option is called the

• A) strike price.
• B) exercise price.
• C) execution price.
• D) strike price or execution price.
• E) strike price or exercise price.

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Definitions:

Bargain Purchase Price

A price for an asset that is significantly below its fair market value.

CRA

Credit Risk Analysis, assessing the risk of default on a loan by evaluating the potential borrower's creditworthiness, or it could stand for Canada Revenue Agency, the federal agency responsible for tax laws for the Canadian government.

Operating Lease

A lease agreement allowing the use of an asset without ownership, typically with shorter terms than capital leases.

Lessor

An entity that leases property or equipment to a lessee in exchange for rental payments.