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A full webnotes article on Black-Scholes model will cover the Black-Scholes-Merton option-pricing model, its assumptions, the role of volatility and the Greeks derived from it, and its use and limits in Indian options markets, with internal links to neighbouring topics on webnotes.in and a references section pointing to primary sources.
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