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Title: Hull_OFOD9e_MultipleChoice_Questions_and_Answers_Ch16
Description: Hull_OFOD9e_MultipleChoice_Questions_and_Answers_Ch16
Description: Hull_OFOD9e_MultipleChoice_Questions_and_Answers_Ch16
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Hull: Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives, Ninth Edition
Chapter 16: Employee Stock Options
Multiple Choice Test Bank: Questions with Answers
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An employee stock option is usually held to maturity
B
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An employee stock options tends to be exercised later than an OTC option with the same
terms
D
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Employee stock options tend to be exercised earlier than similar exchange-traded options
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A,
C, and D are not true
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Which of the following is NOT usually true about employee stock options?
A
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They can be sold to other employees
C
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Their value is currently a charge to the income statement
Answer: B
Employee stock options cannot be sold
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Agency costs
B
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Dilution
D
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They are commonly valued as though they are regular American options
B
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They are commonly valued as though they are regular European options but with a reduced
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Answer: D
They are commonly valued using Black-Scholes-Merton (i
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as European options) but with
a reduced life to reflect early exercise behavior
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The options never had any affect on a company’s financial statements
B
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The value of options which were at-the-money when issued had to be reported in the
notes to the financial statements
D
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Answer: D
Options which were at the money were assumed to have no cost to a company prior to
1995
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Which of the following was true about employee stock options between 1996 and 2004?
A
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The value of options which were at-the-money when issued had to be expensed on the
income statement
C
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Options which were at-the-money when issued did not affect a company’s financial
statements
Answer: C
The value of options had to be reported in the notes to the financial statements between
1996 and 2004
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The options never had any affect on a company’s financial statements
B
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The value of options which were at-the-money when issued had to be reported in the
notes to the financial statements
D
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Which of the following is true about employee stock options after they have been issued?
A
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They have to be revalued every quarter
C
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They never have to be revalued
Answer: D
Options are valued when issued but do not have to be valued subsequently
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It is illegal
B
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It is illegal in roughly half the states in the U
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D
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A company surprises the market with an announcement that it has granted stock options to
senior executives
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When does dilution take place?
A
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Dilution takes place on the announcement date
C
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There is no dilution
Answer: B
Efficient markets should ensure that dilution takes place at the time of the announcement
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When an employee leaves the company which of the following is usually true?
A
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Out-of the money employee stock options are forfeited
C
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All options are retained
Th
Answer: B
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Usually out-of-the-money options are forfeited and in-the-money options have to be
exercised immediately
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Which of the following defines the vesting period?
A
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The period during which the options are issued
C
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The period during which employee stock options cannot be exercised
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Management has an incentive to issue executive stock options after bad news
B
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Executive stock options encourage management to pursue strategies that are best for
the company in the long run
D
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Executive stock options tend to cause management to have short-term horizons
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This is because management want to issue options when the price is low and
exercise when the price is high
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Which of the following strategies makes no sense?
A
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No dividends are expected
B
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No dividends are
expected
C
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Dividends are expected
D
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Dividends are expected
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The only reason for exercising an employee stock option is monetize it
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But to monetize the option the shares of stock that are obtained must be
sold
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When a CEO has employee stock options, he or she is in theory motivated to do which of the
following?
A
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Take less risk
C
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None of the above
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Answer: A
If the CEO takes more risk, volatility increases and the options become more valuable
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When an employee stock option is exercised, which of the following is usually true?
A
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The company or the company’s agent buys stock in the market for the employee
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The company issues more shares and sells them to the employee for the strike price
D
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An increase in the vesting period
B
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A fast growth rate for the stock price
D
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Answer: A
If the vesting period increases employees must wait longer before they are allowed to
exercise
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Which of the following hypotheses was supported by empirical research covering the 1995 to
2002 period?
A
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The grant date for executive stock options tended to be when the stock price is low
C
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The was no relationship between the timing of grants and the stock price
Answer: B
Empirical research showed that the grant date was a low point for the stock price
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A constant strike price for executive stock options
B
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A strike price that changes in line with an index of stock prices
D
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Employee stock options are particularly popular with start ups because
A
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The start up cannot afford to pay high salaries
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The risk associated with the company’s success is shared with employees
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All of the above
Answer: D
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