When We Consider the Value of a Call Option That

question 48

Multiple Choice

When we consider the value of a call option that has not expired, we must:

• A) compare the current value of the underlying asset with the present value of the cash flow by underlying asset, discounted at the risk-free rate.
• B) compare the current value of the underlying asset with the present value of the exercise price, discounted at the risk-free rate.
• C) compare the current value of the underlying asset with the present value of the cash flow by underlying asset, discounted at the nominal rate.
• D) compare the current value of the underlying asset with the present value of the exercise price, compounded at the nominal rate.

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