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Originally Posted by AliceKate
monetary liquidity is an economic concept. "Liquid money" is of sorts cash or capital that is not bound in any way. If you buy a house for instance, the money you buy it with isn't "gone", but it is "bound". The cash in your purse is the least "bound", the money on your bank account the second least bound etc.
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sorry i cannot get my head around it
its a "willowtigger only has one braincell cause of her learning disabilities" thing .........