Assume you pay a premium of $0.80/bu for a put option with a strike price of $6.00/bu and that the current futures price is $5.50/bu. Then, the option is in-the-money by:

A. $0.00/bu since there is no intrinsic value in this put option
B. $0.30/bu
C. $0.50/bu
D. $0.80/bu


Ans: C. $0.50/bu

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