Real and nominal return발음듣기
Real and nominal return
So this is a year ago, and that now today, exactly 1 year later, that $100 has grown to $110.발음듣기
So if you look at things just in the absolute dollar terms, things have grown by $10, so I made $10 off of an original $100 investment, so I got a 10% return.발음듣기
But what I want to think about is, does this really capture how much more I can buy with this $110 than I could buy with that $100 before?발음듣기
Can I really buy 10% more goods and services today than I could a year ago? and to think about that, let's think about, well, a hypothetical inflation rate from last year to this year, so let's say that the inflation ended up being 2% between a year ago and today.발음듣기
Well, if inflation was 2%, then $100 a year ago would buy you the same stuff that $102 would buy you today, So it would be $102.발음듣기
If we look at it from today's terms we invested something that gives us the same purchasing power as $102 today and now it's giving us the purchasing power of $110.발음듣기
Let me write it... Real return and we can do it in today's money and you could do it either way, you could discount the $110 back to a year ago money and figure out the real return there and figuring out the actual dollar return and do the calculation or you can do it in today's money,발음듣기
But the real return is we made $8 over the course of the year in today's money and what we originally invested in today's money was $102.발음듣기
So even though the nominal return, if we just look at what we got in exchange for what we invested even though the nominal return was 10%.발음듣기
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