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Latest revision as of 14:32, 17 March 2021
1. Real options.
The valuable operational choice available to the owner of a project or of a business, to terminate all or part of it.
This is an example of a real option.
Other examples of real options include the options to expand, contract or defer the given project or business.
Also known as an Abandonment option.
2. Law - contract.
Similar rights in a contract, either at the absolute discretion of the contracting party, or on the occurrence of a specified event.
See also
- Abandonment option
- Contract
- Contraction option
- Deferment option
- Expansion option
- Law
- Real option
- Real options valuation
