The risk free rate of return is equal to the rate of return minus the expected inflation rate.

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The risk free rate of return is equal to the rate of return minus the expected inflation rate.

The risk free rate of return is equal to the rate of return minus the expected inflation rate.
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Authors: Gordon, Raedy, Sannella

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