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Chapter 21, Problem 38PS
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To compute: The value of a put option when the exercise price is
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Put-call parity: It is an important concept which tries to remove the possibility of arbitrage traders who profits from trading without any risks. Put-call parity is a situation where a relationship is established between the prices of put option and call option of the same underlying asset with same strike price and expiration period.
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