Multiple Choice
A chocolate company which uses the futures market to lock in the price of cocoa to protect a profit is an example of:
A) a long hedge.
B) a short hedge.
C) purchasing futures to guard against a potential loss.
D) Both a long hedge; and purchasing futures to guard against a potential loss.
E) Both a short hedge; and purchasing futures to guard against a potential loss.
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