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The Black-Scholes-Merton formula can be used in place of the Black formula if you use the futures price for the stock price and a risk-free rate of zero.
Production of Y
Refers to the output or creation of a specific good or service denoted as "Y" within an economy or manufacturing process.
Export Supply Curve
An upward sloping curve that shows the amount of a product that domestic firms will export at each world price that is above the domestic price.
Import Demand Curve
A downsloping curve showing the amount of a product that an economy will import at each world price below the domestic price.
Terms of Trade
The ratio at which a country can trade its exports for imports from other countries, reflecting the relative prices of exports and imports.
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