Investing in art usually yields less than the market rate of return:
A)because art pieces are inferior goods.
B)because economics cannot explain the functioning of art markets.
C)because art collectors get to enjoy the items while in their possession.
D)because art collectors do not generally care about financially rates of return.

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Investing in art can be seen as a non-monetary return on investment, as art collectors get to enjoy the pieces while they are in their possession. The monetary return on investment in art is often lower than the market rate of return.

Investing in Art Usually Yields Less Than the Market Rate