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An economic analyst is studying a national housing market and observes that total returns have been highly unstable over the past two decades. Data reveals that during this period, annual returns from rental income have remained consistently between 2% and 3%, while annual changes in property values have varied widely, from a 20% gain in some years to a 15% loss in others. The analyst concludes, 'The primary cause of this market's volatility is the unreliable stream of rental income.' Based on the data provided, evaluate the analyst's conclusion.

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