Which of the following statements accurately describes both the dollar return and the percentage return on a stock investment?

The accuracy of the dollar return surpasses that of the percentage return due to its inclusion of dividend income, unlike the percentage return.

Dollar returns are constrained to either zero or positive values, whereas percentage returns can be negative, zero, or positive.

Without the size of an investment, the dollar return has less value than the percentage return.

The dollar return factors in the time value of money, whereas the percentage return does not take this into aforgcount.