Exam 13: Strategic Flexibility and Real Options Analysis
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Black-Scholes assumes that all options are European,meaning that the option can be exercised only on the date of the option's maturity.
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Investments that confer multiple options that are built upon one another are called compound options.
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Firms that are entrepreneurial tend to have greater strategic flexibility.
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The first step in calculating a call option's value using the Black-Scholes formula is to calculate the value of the underlying asset and the present value of the exercise price.
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The key strength of capital budgeting lies in its ability to handle tangible:
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In real-life situations,it is necessary to use option valuation methods since:
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The main reason to exercise a financial option early would be to realize a(n):
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An option provides a firm with the obligation to take some future specified action.
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Strategic flexibility might be enhanced by organizational structures,systems,or other internal resources that augment the responsiveness of an organization.
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The five parameters making up the value drivers for options can be reduced to two summary parameters:
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Having the right,but not the obligation,to purchase shares of a company's stock in the future helps firms reduce downside risk while accessing upside opportunities.
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For real options,the current value of the underlying asset is equivalent to the present value of the estimated ____ associated with the underlying asset.
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Black-Scholes assumes that all options are European,meaning that the option can be exercised only on the date of the option's maturity.In reality,real options are often more like ____ options,which can be exercised early.
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Suppose an individual investor purchases a financial call and pays $10 per share to obtain the right,but not the obligation,to purchase 25 shares of a company's stock for $100 in the future.If the firm's share price collapses and the individual investor does nothing,he/she has only lost the original option purchase price of $250 ($10 x 25 shares).
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In the case of call options,uncertainty relates negatively to an option's value.
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