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harina [27]
3 years ago
10

The change in the market value of an asset over some time period is called the

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Ivan3 years ago
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The change in the market value of an asset over some time period is called the capital gain.

A capital gain is any profit you making off of an asset due to the market value increasing. This is common when you purchase a home, you want to make sure (if you can) that you sell when the market value is higher than the price you paid initially. It's common to invest in something in hopes to achieve a capital gain from that investment. 
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