1. Suppose you know the following information about the one-year bond yields expected 14 years in the future: Furthermore, assume that today's yield on a one-year bond is 4% and that the liquidity premium takes the following functional form: n=(n1)0.05% where is the liquidity premium (expressed as a percentage) on a bond with n years to maturity. A. Compute and graph the yield curve implied by the liquidity premium theory of the term structure. B. What does the yield curve tell you about the inflation and business cycle expectations of market participants