1.The value portion of JKL Ltd. is cited at $ 524.635. A 3-month

call choice is accessible along with some built-in costs of

$ 197.526 for every offer and a 3-month put choice is accessible

at a premium of $74.635 for each offer. Learn the net settlements

to the alternative holder of a call alternative and a put choice.

I. the strike cost in the two cases in $ 965.544; and

ii. the offer cost on the activity day is $ 524.632, 652.154, 964.521, 1547.52, 854.524.

Additionally show the value range at which the call and the put

choices might be beneficially worked out. ?

2. "On the off chance that financial specialists were laid start to finish, they would not arrive at a resolution". This definition is given

by__

(a) George Bernard Marshall

(b) George Bernard Shaw

(c) Adam Smith

(d) A. L. Ligou.

3. "Standards of financial aspects" was distributed by Alfred Marshall in the year__

(a) 1890

(b) 1776

(c) 1900

(d) 1756

4. As indicated by Alfred Marshall, end is ____

(a) Wealth

(b) Human government assistance

(c) Growth

(d) Development

5. "Financial matters as a study of shortage and decision". This meaning of financial aspects was given by-

(a) Alfred Marshall

(b) Adam Smith

(c) A.C. Pigou

(d) Lionel Robbins

6. "A paper on the nature and meaning of monetary science". This book was distributed in

which year ?

(a) 1776

(b) 1890

(c) 1932

(d) 1756

7. The Book "Financial matters: An Introductory Analysis" was distributed in which year?

(a) 1890

(b) 1948

(c) 1776

(d) 1932

8. For whom to deliver is essentially the issue of -

(a) Distribution of delivered merchandise

(b) Distribution of delivered administrations

(c) Both (a) and (b)

(d) Allocation of assets

9.____is the locus of all such mix of two products which can be delivered in a

country with its given assets and innovation?

(a) Production probability bend

(b) Marginal pace of replacement

(c) Indifference bend

(d) None of the abovementioned.

10.____is the worth of option inevitable to make them thing else

(a) Opportunity Curve

(b) Production Possibility Curve

(c) Indifference Curve

(d) Opportunity cost.