The Black-Scholes-Merton Model Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

The Black-Scholes-Merton model is:

• A) empirically validated because implied volatilities match market-to-model prices
• B) rejected because implied volatilities are not constant across strikes and maturities
• C) empirically validated because calibrated BSM models are used on Wall Street
• D) empirically validated because BSM theory enabled successful delta and gamma hedging
• E) is rejected because implied volatilities can only be computed for at-the-money options

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