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    Short Hedge Example with Options (2000)

    Parcell, Joseph L.
    Pierce, Vern L., 1961-
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    2000-12
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    Abstract
    This guide describes how to place an output (short) hedge in the options market to reduce the price risk associated with selling an output produced in your business. A short hedge in the options market is referred to as the purchasing of a put option.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/226
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    Agricultural MU Guide, G610, December 2000.
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