The scale by which a derivative instrument is measured and references the underlying asset is called the .
A) Trading volume
B) Market value
C) Notational value
D) Open Interest

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The notational value of a derivative instrument is the total value of the underlying asset that the derivative references. It is used to measure the scale of the derivative contract.

The Scale by Which a Derivative Instrument Is Measured and References