Calculate the real interest rate

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Question - Calculate the real interest rate over the past 24 months using the 30 year Treasury bond rate as the nominal interest rate and assuming that expected inflation was equal to actual inflation (based on the change in CPI). Make sure to include the Fisher Equation and the excel spreadsheet that goes with the equation using monthly data for the question about the Fisher equation.

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