alleryStart learning →A farmer sells wheat futures. Which risk does the farmer reduce?
AWheat price falling below contract price
BDefault by the clearing house
CFall in the miller's flour demand
DWheat price rising above contract price
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Wheat price falling below contract price
Locking in a price removes the farmer's exposure to the market price dropping under the contract price.
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