Question 4 3 pts A firm gives all its employees American-style call options on the firm's stock. The options have a five-year life. The employees are not allowed to sell their options, but they can take long and short positions in the company's shares. As a result, if an employee does exercise his/her options, then he/she can sell the shares that they acquire. Which of the following statements is correct? If the options are currently in the money and an employee believes that the options will not be in-the-money in five years' time, then the employee's best strategy is to exercise their options early. Options are more volatile than the underlying stock. Thus, if the options are in the-money, employees with high risk aversion will be better off exercising their options. If the firm will not pay any dividends during the next five years, then an employee considering exercising prior to maturity will always be better off by undertaking trades in the firm's stock and borrowing or lending. of an employee believes that a large dividend will be announced in one year's time, then that employee is better off exercising now so that he/she can benefit from the increase in the price of the firm's shares when the dividend is announced O Highly risk averse investors are better off exercio a fraction of their options early and holding a portfolio containing the remaining options and the shares obtained by exercising