alleryStart learning →In real options, what is non-recoverable upfront spending for flexibility called?
AOption premium paid
BStrike price paid
CMargin deposit paid
DCoupon rate paid
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Option premium paid
The extra cost of building in flexibility plays the role of the premium paid for an option.
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