The "Option Premium" Is

question 22

Multiple Choice

The "option premium" is:

• A) The excess of the option value over its immediate exercise value.
• B) The risk premium in the required investment return to option investment.
• C) The excess of the option value over the current value of the underlying asset.
• D) Difficult to quantify using the Samuelson-McKean Formula.

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