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Several authors suggest that the opening of a market in traded options constitutes a “feasibility‐expanding” change. In this paper evidence on changes in the price of underlying stocks at the time of option listing is examined to determine whether option listing constitutes such a change. Evidence supports the hypothesis that call option listing is feasibility expanding, that put option listing is not feasibility expanding, and that call listings closer to the initiation of organized option trading have a larger impact relative to later listings.
The Journal of Financial Research – Wiley
Published: Jun 1, 1991
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