00:01
So here we have a discussion about capital gains and we made a purchase at 200.
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It went to 400.
00:07
And that means that our nominal gain, the amount that we made without considering any effects of inflation is the $200, right? it's the amount the stock went up.
00:18
If the tax on nominal gains is 50%, that means we'd be paying $100, right? we made $200 nominal.
00:32
The tax on nominal is 50%.
00:36
So we are paying $100 in nominal gains.
00:40
So now we are going to consider the real gain, right? so if you are considering the real game, we need to know about inflation.
00:54
And we're told that inflation was 50%.
00:59
So the 200 yesterday or last year is now equal to 300 today in purchasing power, right? 200 multiplied by 1 .5, which is the increase in prices, is equal to 300, right? so the inflation means that the $200 a year ago is actually equal to $3 today.
01:25
So the after tax gain, right, here the after tax real gain is actually zero, right? because think about this, right? sally invested 200.
01:48
She paid 100 in taxes.
01:50
This implies that she had 300 left after the sale...