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AN INTRODUCTION TO OPTIONS AND FUTURES
The purpose of this book is to provide an introduction to the study of options and futures. Its primary audience is the advanced undergraduate who has had one course in investments. However, I have used the book successfully at the MBA level as well. Some instructors might wish to supplement a graduate course with outside projects, papers, or readings such as those listed in the chapter references. While a beginning course in investments is assumed, there is no reason why graduate students could not use the book after only a solid introductory course in corporate finance.
The book assumes a basic knowledge of time value of money, college algebra, and economics. Differential calculus is used in certain sections marked with an asterisk (*). This does not necessarily mean that those sections should be skipped. The use of calculus is kept to a very basic level, and in most cases it is employed to derive a formula, such as the option hedge ratio in Chapter 4. Thus the formula can be presented without the mathematical details. In cases where the mathematics are more difficult, the derivations have been placed in an appendix.
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