F3 Consider the queued orders in the following call auction.BuyQuantitySellPriceQuantity$9.07$9.01$8.94$8.92$8.88$8.86$8.83$8.7718002200270017002800180016009002000800The call price is determined by first maximising executable volume and then minimising tradingsurplus. If no more orders are entered, the trading surplus at the call would be:а.1500b. 1400С. 2200O d. OtherO e. 0

Trading surplus is the excess quantity of contracts at the call price which are can't be executed…

Consider the queued orders in the following call auction. Buy Quantity Sell Price Quantity 1800 $9.07 $9.01 $8.94 $8.92 $8.88 2200 2700 1700 2800 1800 $8.86 $8.83 $8.77 1600 900 800 2000 The call price is determined by first maximising executable volume and then minimising trading surplus. If no more orders are entered, the trading surplus at the call would be: a. 1500 O b. 1400 c. 2200 d. Other

Consider the queued orders in the following call auction. Buy Quantity Sell Price Quantity 1800 $9.07 $9.01 $8.94 $8.92 $8.88 2200 2700 1700 2800 1800 $8.86 $8.83 $8.77 1600 900 800 2000 The call price is determined by first maximising executable volume and then minimising trading surplus. If no more orders are entered, the trading surplus at the call would be: a. 1500 O b. 1400 c. 2200 d. Other

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