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Prices and yields to maturity on four zero-coupon bonds: Maturity Yield to Maturity Price 1 Year 5% $952.38 2 Years 6% $890.00 3 Years 7% $816.30 4 Years 8% $735.03 What is the short rate (the one year lending rate at the beginning of the year) that will prevail in the fourth year?
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