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After 84 years of data the equity premium is still a two and a half standard error estimate

PeriodoOver bills, arithmeticStandard errorOver bonds, arithmeticStandard error
1928 to 20117.54%2.22%5.79%2.36%
1962 to 20115.38%2.39%3.36%2.68%
2002 to 20113.12%6.46%-1.92%8.94%
1928 to 2011, geometric5.62%no informado4.10%no informado

Standard errors computed from the actual return data. Underlying annual means over 1928 to 2011 are 11.20 per cent for shares, 3.66 for bills and 5.41 for long bonds. Note the final row: the gap between the arithmetic and geometric versions of the same premium is between 1.7 and 1.9 percentage points, so quoting a premium without saying which is being used makes the figure not comparable.

The American equity premium over long bonds from 1928 to 2011 is 5.79 per cent a year with a standard error of 2.36. Eighty four years of data gives a 95 per cent interval roughly 4.6 percentage points wide on either side.

5.79%, standard error 2.36%Premium over long bonds, 1928 to 2011
7.54%, standard error 2.22%Premium over bills over the same period
4.10%Geometric premium over bonds
2.39%Implied dividend discount premium, 2016

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