1a.
painting:
(250,000 - 200,000) / 200,000
rate of return 25%
Bottle of burgundy:
(275-255)/255
rate of return: 7.84%
Suppose that a yearly inflation was 5%. Calculate real rates returns on the assets listed.
b. Can the real rate of return be lower than the nominal rate of return?
(a)
Real return = Nominal return - Inflation rate
Real return on Painting = 25% - 5% = 20%
Real return on Burgundy = 7.84% - 5% = 2.84%
(b)
If inflation rate is positive, the real return will be lower than nominal return.
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