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Real risk-free interest rate = 10-year Treasury bond rate - Inflation premium - Maturity-risk premium
Real risk-free interest rate = 4.9% – 2.1% – 0.3%
Real risk-free interest rate = 2.5%
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Can I please also have the formulas included with the answer?
Thanks!
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