given the following data, find the expected rate of inflation during the next year. * = real risk-free rate = 2.00% maturity risk premium on 10-year t-bonds 2%. it is zero on 1-year bonds, and a linear relationship exists. default risk premium on 10-year, a-rated bonds = 1.5%. liquidity premium = 0%. going interest rate on 1-year t-bonds 5.00% o 24% o 2.1% o 27% o 3.3% o 3.0%

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