When We Contrast Futures with Options Contracts,we Can Say That

question 70

Multiple Choice

When we contrast futures with options contracts,we can say that:

• A) in a futures contract, the buyer and seller have asymmetric rights, whereas in an options contract the buyer and writer have symmetric rights.
• B) in a futures contract the buyer and seller have symmetric rights, whereas in an options contract the buyer and writer have asymmetric rights.
• C) for both futures contracts and options contracts the buyer and writer have symmetric rights.
• D) for both futures contracts and options contracts the buyer and writer have asymmetric rights.

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Definitions:

Conscious Mind

The aspect of the mind that encompasses thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that a person is currently aware of.

Defense Mechanisms

Psychological strategies employed unconsciously to protect oneself from anxiety-arising thoughts or feelings.

Threatening Impulses

Internal urges or desires that are perceived as a danger or threat to one's well-being or the social order.

Ego

The ego, in psychology, represents the realistic part of the mind that mediates between the desires of the id, the moralizing role of the superego, and the external world.