Suppose that you can borrow money at 22% but invest (lend) at only 18%. Using a...

 

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Suppose that you can borrow money at 22% but invest (lend) at only 18%. Using a one- period binomial tree with u = 1.30 and d = 0.90, compute the prices of a call and a put both with strike price X = 75 on a stock with So = 75. How would your answer change if the borrowing and lending rates were equal? Suppose that you can borrow money at 22% but invest (lend) at only 18%. Using a one- period binomial tree with u = 1.30 and d = 0.90, compute the prices of a call and a put both with strike price X = 75 on a stock with So = 75. How would your answer change if the borrowing and lending rates were equal?

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To calculate the prices of a European call and a European put option using a oneperiod binomial tree you can use the riskneutral pricing approach In t... View the full answer