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To: ahhaha who wrote (1172)2/22/2001 3:59:56 PM
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Jose Luis Daza, of Alex Brown, says emerging markets need more liquidity from the FED. He's confused. Liquidity is quantity of money. The FED doesn't create liquidity. The FED can only create or withdraw money. Assume they create money. Does that mean more liquidity? What if people take the money and bury it in the backyard? No change in liquidity. Liquidity is defined as the marginal availability of money. For example, a liquid market is one which absorbs buying or selling with little change. This could be due to money depth or due to conviction.
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