i.A put option's value increases as.. time to expiration increases, the risk-free rate increases, and volatility of the underlying increases time to expiration decreases, the risk-free rate decreases, and volatility of the underlying decreases time to expiration increases, the risk-free rate increases, and volatility of the underlying decreases. time to expiration decreases, the risk-free rate decreases, and volatility of the underlyng increases None of the above a. b. c. d. e. ii. Suppose a stock is trading for $50 and a call option on the stock has an exercise price of $25. There is arbitrage if the call option is trading at a. $40 b. $30 c. $20 Read and van Leeuwen's findings about subjects' preference for fruit versus chocolate illustrate which bias? iii. a. framing b. anchoring c. time-inconsistent preferences d. diversification heuristic. e. quasi-magical thinking Barber and Odean's study of men's and women's trading behavior concludes that iv. on average, men hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but women do not on average, women hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but men do not on average, both men and women hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but the effect is stronger for men. on average, both men and women hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but the effect is stronger for women. none of the above a. b. c. d. e. i.A put option's value increases as.. time to expiration increases, the risk-free rate increases, and volatility of the underlying increases time to expiration decreases, the risk-free rate decreases, and volatility of the underlying decreases time to expiration increases, the risk-free rate increases, and volatility of the underlying decreases. time to expiration decreases, the risk-free rate decreases, and volatility of the underlyng increases None of the above a. b. c. d. e. ii. Suppose a stock is trading for $50 and a call option on the stock has an exercise price of $25. There is arbitrage if the call option is trading at a. $40 b. $30 c. $20 Read and van Leeuwen's findings about subjects' preference for fruit versus chocolate illustrate which bias? iii. a. framing b. anchoring c. time-inconsistent preferences d. diversification heuristic. e. quasi-magical thinking Barber and Odean's study of men's and women's trading behavior concludes that iv. on average, men hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but women do not on average, women hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but men do not on average, both men and women hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but the effect is stronger for men. on average, both men and women hurt their investment results by trading excessively, but the effect is stronger for women. none of the above a. b. c. d. e