Question 2) The YTM for bonds (see Columns F to Column O ) and liquidity premiums (Column P to Column Y ) are given for terms to maturity of 1 to 10 years. Calculate: The expected one year interest rates under the expectations theory Calculate: The expected one year interest rates under the liquidity premium theory. Calculate: Explain the differences under the two theories. Display: Tables/charts with given data and answers This question refers to formulas 2 and 3 in chapter 6 . You need to calculate the expected one year interest rates for year 1 to 10 under both the expectations and the liquidity premium theories. These would be the i1 and ie variables in equations 2 and 3 . F44 to O44 are the yield to maturities for bonds with 1 to 10 years left to maturity. These are the int variables in equations 2 and 3 . P44 to Y44 are the liquidity premiums for 1 to 10 years and are the 1nt variables in equation 3 . Question 2) The YTM for bonds (see Columns F to Column O ) and liquidity premiums (Column P to Column Y ) are given for terms to maturity of 1 to 10 years. Calculate: The expected one year interest rates under the expectations theory Calculate: The expected one year interest rates under the liquidity premium theory. Calculate: Explain the differences under the two theories. Display: Tables/charts with given data and answers This question refers to formulas 2 and 3 in chapter 6 . You need to calculate the expected one year interest rates for year 1 to 10 under both the expectations and the liquidity premium theories. These would be the i1 and ie variables in equations 2 and 3 . F44 to O44 are the yield to maturities for bonds with 1 to 10 years left to maturity. These are the int variables in equations 2 and 3 . P44 to Y44 are the liquidity premiums for 1 to 10 years and are the 1nt variables in equation 3