Question 9 (0,8 points) A Canadian MNC has a German customer that is willing to place a $1 million order (with payment due in 3 months), but insists upon paying in euros instead of dollars. 1 The customer essentially wants you to discount your price by the value of a put option on pounds. The customer essentially wants you to discount your price by the value of a call option on pounds. The customer essentially wants you to discount your price by the sum of the values of a call and put option on pounds. None of the given options is correct Question 10 (0,8 points) When it comes to investing internationally, it is a common practice among investors to pay attention to unanticipated changes in exchange rates that have not been discounted and reflected in the firm's value. anticipated changes in exchange rates that have been already discounted and reflected in the firm's value, as well as unanticipated changes in exchange rates that have not been discounted and reflected in the firm's value. anticipated changes in exchange rates that have been already discounted and reflected in the firm's value. all of the above options