If the nominal interest rate is the government bond rate, and the current change in consumer prices is used as expected inflation, calculate the implied "real" rates of interest by currency. a. Australian dollar "real" rate The implied "real" rate of interest for the Australian dollar is 1. (Round to two decimal places.) b. Japanese yen "real" rate The implied "real" rate of interest for the Japanese yen is '. (Round to two decimal places.) c. U.S. dollar "real" rate The implied "real" rate of interest for the U.S. dollar is \%. (Round to two decimal places.) The table below contains economic, financial, and business indicators from 2015: Note: Unless otherwise noted, percentages are percentage changes over one year. Rec Qtr = recent quarter. Values for 2015e are estimates or forecasts