Essentials Of Investments
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Author: Bodie, Zvi, Kane, Alex, MARCUS, Alan J.
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Determine the ff.

1. Call Option - Total Value
2. Call Option - Intrinsic Value
3. Call Option - Extrinsic Value

Market value of an ABC Inc. share Exercise price for an ABC Inc. share Time to expiration (in years) Volatility Risk-free rate 60 58 0.50 20% 2.25%
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Transcribed Image Text:Market value of an ABC Inc. share Exercise price for an ABC Inc. share Time to expiration (in years) Volatility Risk-free rate 60 58 0.50 20% 2.25%
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