A "cash and carry" transactioninvolves the purchase of an asset with borrowed funds and the sale of a futures contractinvolves the short sale of an asset, lending funds, and the purchase of a futures contractinvolves the sale of a call option and the simultaneous purchase of the assetO None of the above

Arbitrage is the strategy utilized by the investors, in which they make benefit of the asset…

Answered: A "cash and carry" transaction

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