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    The Arithmetic Average Can Be Thought of the Mean Value
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The Arithmetic Average Can Be Thought of the Mean Value

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The arithmetic average can be thought of the mean value of the withdrawals that can be made at the end of each interval while maintaining the initial portfolio value intact.

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