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Which of the following is most likely a feature that distinguishes a direct investment in infrastructure from an investment in publicly traded equities?

Long-lived assets generating often inflation-linked cash flows most likely distinguish direct infrastructure investment. Toll roads and utilities have contracted or regulated revenues, while daily mark-to-market valuation and exchange-volume pricing are features of publicly traded equities rather than private infrastructure holdings.

  1. ADaily mark-to-market valuation
  2. BLong-lived assets generating often inflation-linked cash flowsCorrect
  3. CPricing based entirely on exchange trading volume

Explanation

Infrastructure assets such as toll roads and utilities are long-lived and often have contracted or regulated, inflation-linked cash flows. Daily pricing and exchange-driven pricing describe public equities.

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