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Assume that over the last several decades the total annual returns of large-company common stocks averaged 12.1% small company stocks averaged 16.5% long-term government bonds averaged 6% and us tbills averaged 3.4%. What was the average excess return earned by long-term government bonds and small company stocks respectively?
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