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Your answer is right but explanation is flawed, gold is a store hold of value as per the investors in an environment that does not yield a return above the risk free rate or even yields negative rates when adjusted for inflation which erodes the value of their assets, hence investors prefer investing in something that will "hold" the value and that happens to be gold, this can be seen in the current times as well as gold prices have risen steeply over the past 6 months.
Well, I never said anything about gold appreciation or depreciation. In economics, inflation surge is mainly because of excess currency flowing through market which is been corrected by when people invest in gold keeping it as store kept as gold rates don't surge or depressed as per the market rule its mostly constant most of the time. Yes its value don't erode, but it won't surely rise up in rest of the time too. So the main motive behind choosing C is, purchasing gold as a store kept thing will keep money flow or currency flow at bay, while investing in gold as an expectation to surge their investment level surely indicate towards the high cash flow and high rate of inflation.

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KarishmaB MartyMurray Can you please explain it in simple terms ? I found these concepts related to economics tough to grasp. GMATNinja

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