Schroder's (1988) approach to binomial option pricing offers a way of
A) Obtaining recombining trees by restating cash dividends as dividend yields.
B) Obtaining recombining binomial trees even when there are cash dividends.
C) Obtaining recombining trees when dividends are stated as yields but not when they are stated as cash amounts.
D) Pricing options efficiently using non-recombining binomial trees.

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Schroder's approach allows for the construction of recombining binomial trees even when cash dividends are present. This is achieved by adjusting the probabilities used in the tree construction to account for the dividend payments.

Schroder's (1988) Approach to Binomial Option Pricing Offers a Way