Question III:In the following, suppose that neither stock pays a dividend.(a) Suppose you have a call option that permits you to receive one share of Apple by giving up one shareof AOL. In what circumstance might you early-exercise this call?(b) Suppose you have a put option that permits you to give up one share of Apple, receiving one shareof AOL. In what circumstance might you early-exercise this put? Would there be a loss from notearly-exercising if Apple had a zero stock price?(c) Now suppose that Apple is expected to pay a dividend. Which of the above answers will change? Why?

An option is an agreement between two parties granting one the opportunity to buy or sell a security…

Answered: In the following, suppose that neither…

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