A call option is said to be "in the money" if

A) it is written on a Treasury bill or other money-market asset.
B) it has increased in price since it was first written.
C) the price of the underlying asset is currently greater than the strike price.
D) the price of the underlying asset is currently greater than the strike price plus the option premium.

C

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