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Suppose you buy a share of stock at a price of $100 and a year later it is worth $125. Suppose further that the rate of inflation for the year is 10 percent. If you are subject to a 15 percent capital gains tax, how much would your tax burden be if you only had to pay capital gains tax on the real return on your stock?

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