Which statement about the various types of individual retirement accounts $($IRA$)$ is false?

Group of answer choices

Because the annual statutory limitation on the amount that may be contributed is the same for deductible IRAs and Roth IRAs, ivnestors who contribute the maximum allowable amount to an IRA will accumulate more after$-$tax wealth in a deductible IRA than in a Roth IRA.

Assuming constant tax rates over time, the annualized after$-$tax rate of return on a nondeductible IRA contribution will increase as the holding period increases.

Assuming equivalent before$-$tax rates of return and a marginal tax rate greater than zero, the after$-$tax rate of return on a non$-$deductible IRA will never exceed that of a Roth IRA.