Sometimes real options can give managers the flexibility to decide to invest in a project or wait to make a more calculated decision. True or False: The preceding statement is correct. True False Which type of real option allows a project to be expanded if demand turns out to be greater than expected? Abandonment option Timing option Expansion option Flexibility option Consider the following example: King Snowplows began operations in New York City two years ago. As an independent contractor, the company does the majority of its business working for the city. The company also had offers from surrounding cities in New Jersey and Long Island, but these offers would have required the company to invest in additional snowplows-which have high up-front costs. King Snowplows decided to purchase only the snowplows necessary to handle its contract with New York City. The company will pursue the additional contracts with the cities in New Jersey and Long Island in the future if it thinks that the additional contracts justify investing in more snowplows. This example describes a real option to