In the Futures Markets,if a Futures Contract Is Marked-To-Market,this Refers

question 21

Multiple Choice

In the futures markets,if a futures contract is marked-to-market,this refers to the:

• A) interaction of the demand and supply forces in the market to determine the price of the options contract.
• B) interaction of the demand and supply forces in the market to determine the price of the futures contract.
• C) settlement of gains and losses on futures contracts on a daily basis.
• D) settlement of gains and losses on forward contracts on a daily basis.

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Examine the role of express, implied, and apparent authority in establishing liability.