Consider the following balance sheet for ABC Company (in millions):Liabilities and Equity1-year fixed deposits(interest-rate 6% annually)3-year fixed deposits(interest-rate 7% annually)EquityTotal liabilities & equityAssetsVariable-rate mortgages$50$70(interest-rate 10% annually)30-year fixed-rate loans(interest-rate 7% annually)$20$10$100$50Total assets$100What is the expected net interest income if interest rates on Rate Sensitive Assets (RSAS)increase by 2 percent but interest rates on Rate Sensitive Liabilities (RSLS) increase by 1percent?

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