If, for a $1000 premium, you buy a $100,000 call option on bond futures with a strike price of 114, and at the expiration date the price is 110, your ________ is ________

A) profit; $1000
B) loss; $1000
C) profit; $3000
D) loss; $3000

B

Economics

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A) herding B) anchoring C) hedging D) sniping

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When private companies offer health insurance to their employees the insurance carrier they contract with typically requires that all employees be obligated to participate and pay premiums whether they wish to or not

What problem is the health insurance company trying to avoid? How does this policy mitigate this problem?

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