Suppose you and other investors expect that inflation will be 3% next year, to rise to 5% during the following year and then to remain at 6.6%...

Suppose you and other investors expect that inflation will be 3% next year, to rise to 5% during the following year and then to remain at 6.6% thereafter.  Further you expect that the real risk free rate of interest will remain at 2% and the maturity risk premium on treasury securities will rise from .2% for one year bonds.  Maturity risk premiums are expected to increase 0.2% for each year to maturity up to a limit of 1.0 percentage point on 5-year or longer term T-bonds.