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This document is a Long-Term Asset Return Study dated September 18, 2017, analyzing potential financial crisis scenarios and asset class returns. The study references historical property data from Robert Shiller's research dating to 1900 and discusses inflation's role in calculating future returns across asset classes including equities and high-yield investments.
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18 September 2017
Long-Term **Asset** Return Study: The Next Financial Crisis
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Looking now at HY, we can see the potential real returns for USD HY
assuming
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For property, using Robert Shiller's long-term data back to 1900, the **asset**
class still appears expensive on a mean reversion basis.
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Inflation
The starting point, which is essential for calculating possible future returns
across all **asset** classes (including equities), is to get a future
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