The box on page 282 discusses the following result: If the strike price of a European put

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The box on page 282 discusses the following result: If the strike price of a European put is set to equal the forward price for the stock, the put premium increases with maturity.
a. How is this result related to Warren Buffett's critique of put-pricing, discussed in Section 22.6?
b. In Chapter 9 there is a no-arbitrage proof of the result. Using an economic argument (i.e., using terms such as "consumption" and "marginal utility"), explain the result.
Strike Price
In finance, the strike price of an option is the fixed price at which the owner of the option can buy, or sell, the underlying security or commodity.
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Derivatives Markets

ISBN: 978-0321543080

4th edition

Authors: Rober L. Macdonald

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