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equity risk premium

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equity risk premium
The extra return expected from investments in common stocks compared to the return from U.S. Treasury securities.


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One should start the process with the long-term return of the equity markets (S&P 500 or MSCI World), which is the historical equity risk premium of about 6 percent plus the current Treasury bill return of 4 percent or so.
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