Expectations theory-compute the expected interest rates

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Suppose current interest rates on Treasury securities are as follows:

Maturity Yield

1 year 5.0

2 years 5.5

3 years 6.0

4 years 5.5

Using the expectations theory, compute the expected interest rates (yields) for each security one year from now. What will the rates be two years from today and three years from today?

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