A US industrial firm has exported goods to a German firm, invoiced in euro, due in six months (i.e., the US firm has an account receivable in euro). If the firm is considering options for hedge, which of the following is most appropriate? Sell euro call Buy euro put Sell euro put Buy euro call Question 2 3.33 pts A call option whose exercise price is less than the spot price is said to be: out-of-the-money in-the-money under-the-spot at-the-money Question 3 3.33 pts If you think that the dollar is going to appreciate against the euro You should buy put options on the euro Aand B You should buy call and put options on the dollar You should buy call options on the dollar A US industrial firm has exported goods to a German firm, invoiced in euro, due in six months (i.e., the US firm has an account receivable in euro). If the firm is considering options for hedge, which of the following is most appropriate? Sell euro call Buy euro put Sell euro put Buy euro call Question 2 3.33 pts A call option whose exercise price is less than the spot price is said to be: out-of-the-money in-the-money under-the-spot at-the-money Question 3 3.33 pts If you think that the dollar is going to appreciate against the euro You should buy put options on the euro Aand B You should buy call and put options on the dollar You should buy call options on the dollar