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The Risk and Risk-free Rate
Observing that a payment’s risk approaches zero as maturity approaches zero, we measure a risk as a one-year payment’s risk. We separate a country’s T-bill yields into the risk (i.e., the inflation risk or unexpected inflation effect) and the risk-free rate (i.e., the inflation effect expected by th
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