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Let P(t) be the price of a European put option with maturity T and exercise price E. Let r be the riskless rate of interest.
Let P(t) be the price of a European put option with maturity T and exercise price E. Let r be the riskless rate of interest. Show that P(t) > e^(-r(T-t)) *E-S(t) is an arbitrage-free bound, by proving the contrapositive: if P(t) < e^(-r(T-t) )*E -S(t), then we can construct an arbitrage portfolio. Describe the portfolio carefully.
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Economics
Authors: John Sloman, Alison Wride
7th edition
978-027372130, 273721305, 978-0273721307
