Cornell emeritus professor Dave Collum says U.S. CPI averaged 2.0% yearly since 2000, versus 6.5% M2 growth. He says S&P capital gains drop from 7.0% annualized to 0.5% adjusted for M2, or 4.5% adjusted for CPI.
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Cornell emeritus professor Dave Collum says U.S. CPI averaged 2.0% yearly since 2000, versus 6.5% M2 growth. He says S&P capital gains drop from 7.0% annualized to 0.5% adjusted for M2, or 4.5% adjusted for CPI.
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