To “earn” that average market return, you need to invest it again and again, risk it in ventures, and provide value to consumers over and above the outlays for amassing the inputs. All while others like you try to outcompete you and undercut you and outearn you, and if you fall short in any way you earn not the 

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Econ Possibilities Our Grandchildren Didn’t Choose, Part 2: Capital Accumulation

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>To “earn” that average market return, you need to invest it again and again, risk it in ventures, and provide value to consumers over and above the outlays for amassing the inputs. All while others like you try to outcompete you and undercut you and outearn you, and if you fall short in any way you earn not the *market* return but negative 100% returns. *Have fun staying poor.* (Looking at you, @BlokchainB)**

NAKA is still above $3 a share !