ESSENTIALS OF INVESTMENTS SELECT CHAPT
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Chapter 16, Problem 9PS
a. Calculate the value of a call option on the stock in the previous problem with an exercise price of
b. Verify that the put-call parity relationship is satisfied by your answers to both Problems
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ESSENTIALS OF INVESTMENTS SELECT CHAPT
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