Consider a stock that pays no dividends. The interest rate is zero. A call and a put
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Consider a stock that pays no dividends. The interest rate is zero. A call and a put have one year to expiration and another call and put have two years to expiration. All are European and have the same strike. Which is worth more? HINT: think of the value of an option with only one day left until maturity.
- A.The two-year call is worth more than the one-year call and the two-year put is worth less than the one-year put.
- B.The two-year call is worth less than the one-year call and the two-year put is worth less than the one-year put.
- C.The two-year call is worth more than the one-year call and the two-year put is worth more than the one-year put.
- D.The two-year call is worth less than the one-year call and the two-year put is worth more than the one-year put.
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