Solution:
The Formula for calculating the Yield on Treasury Bonds is
Yield on Treasury Bond = Real Risk free rate + Inflation premium + Default risk premium + Market Risk premium + Liquidity premium
Y = r* + IP + DRP +MRP + LP
As per the information given in the question we have
Yield on Treasury Bond = 6.4 % ; Inflation premium = 1.9 % ; Default risk premium = Nil ;
Market Risk premium = 0.4 % ; Liquidity premium = Nil
Real Risk free rate = To find
Applying the available information in the formula we have
6.4 % = Real Risk free rate + 1.9 % + Nil + 0.4 % + Nil
6.4 % = Real Risk free rate + 1.9 % + 0.4 %
6.4 % - 1.9 % - 0.4 % = Real Risk free rate
Real Risk free rate = 6.4 % - 1.9 % - 0.4 %
Real Risk free rate = 4.1 %
Thus the Real Risk free rate ( r* ) = 4.1 %
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