Suppose that Mullen Co, a U.S.-based MNC, knows that it will need 200,000 pounds in one year in order to purchase supplies. It is considering a currency call option to hedge this payable. Currency call options on the pound with expiration dates in one year currently have an exercise price of $1.18 and a premium of $0.02.

Mullen Co. wishes to use its own forecast of what the spot rate might be for the pound one year from now.

	$1.15, with 20.00% probability
	$1.21, with 70.00% probability
	$1.23, with 10.00% probability

For each scenario in the following table, fill in the dollar amount paid per unit for the call options (5th column), the total dollar amount paid for 200,000 pounds when using the call options (6th column), and whether Mullen would exercise the options (7th column)

Scenario	Pound Spot Rate in 1 Year	Option Premium	Per Unit Cost of Owning Option	Total Cost of Owning Options, With Premium	Dollar Amount Paid for 200,000 Pounds when Owning Call Options	Exercise Options?
1	$1.15	$0.02	$1.15
2	$1.21	$0.02	$1.18
3	$1.23	$0.02	$1.18