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Average Inflation for 8 years = [3.5+3.5+3.5+3.5+4.65+4.65+4.65+4.65]/8
= 32.6 /8
= 4.075%
Yield for 8 years =Real rate + average inflation+liquidity premium+Default risk premium
9.15 = 1.8+4.075 + .9+ DRP
9.15 = 6.775+ DRP
DRP = 9.15 -6.775
= 2.375 OR 2.38% rounded
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