An investor who buys a marketable asset is guaranteed a positive rate of return as long as the asset generates a steady stream of income payments (e.g., rent or dividends), regardless of what happens to the asset's market price.
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An investor purchases two different assets at the beginning of the year for $1,000 each.
- Asset A provides a $50 cash payment to the investor during the year, but its market price at the end of the year is $950.
- Asset B provides no cash payment, but its market price at the end of the year is $1,020.
Which statement best analyzes the contribution of the market price change to each asset's overall rate of return for the year?
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An investor who buys a marketable asset is guaranteed a positive rate of return as long as the asset generates a steady stream of income payments (e.g., rent or dividends), regardless of what happens to the asset's market price.