- Look up
liquidity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Liquidity is a
concept in
economics involving the
convertibility of ****ets and obligations. It can...
- In business,
economics or investment,
market liquidity is a market's
feature whereby an
individual or firm can
quickly purchase or sell an ****et without...
- In
macroeconomic theory,
liquidity preference is the
demand for money,
considered as
liquidity. The
concept was
first developed by John
Maynard Keynes...
- In
financial economics, a
liquidity crisis is an
acute shortage of
liquidity.
Liquidity may
refer to
market liquidity (the ease with
which an ****et can...
- In
corporate finance, a
liquidity event is a
transaction that
enables the
owners of a
company to
realize the
value of
their investment, such as a merger...
- A
liquidity trap is a situation,
described in
Keynesian economics, in which, "after the rate of
interest has
fallen to a
certain level,
liquidity preference...
- a vast web of
derivatives linked to
those MBS,
collapsed in value. A
liquidity crisis spread to
global institutions by mid-2007 and
climaxed with the...
-
Liquidity risk is a
financial risk that for a
certain period of time a
given financial ****et,
security or
commodity cannot be
traded quickly enough in...
- In accounting,
liquidity (or
accounting liquidity) is a
measure of the
ability of a
debtor to pay
their debts as and when they fall due. It is usually...
- In economics, a
liquidity premium is the
explanation for a
difference between two
types of
financial securities (e.g. stocks), that have all the same...
