Multiple Choice
Ignoring convenience yields, the theoretical futures price for a commodity with a positive cost of carry should typically exhibit
A) Backwardation.
B) Contango.
C) Either backwardation or contango depending on the delivery month.
D) Either backwardation or contango depending on the initial level of the spot price.
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