Standardization of derivative contracts
A) increases their liquidity.
B) is the rule with respect to contracts whose underlying asset is a financial security, but not for contracts whose underlying asset is a commodity.
C) is the rule with respect to contracts whose underlying asset is a commodity, but not for contracts whose underlying asset is a financial asset.
D) has been proposed many times by financial analysts, but has not yet been carried out by the SEC.
A
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