Interest Rates: Your firm expects to receive a cash flow in two years of $10,816 in nominal terms. The real rate of interest is 2% and the average rate of inflation over the last 112 years, 1900 to 2011, is 2.9%. What is your expectation for the real cash flow in year 2? What we have learned is that the present value of a nominal cash flow discounted at the nominal rate is the same as the present value of a real cash flow discounted at the real rate. We first find the nominal rate. [Please show all work, and formula used [No financial calculator]]