Liquidity Preference is one of the few terms in a VC term sheet (other than drag along/vesting and management rights) that really evoke strong reactions from either side.

Definition of 'Liquidity-Preference Hypothesis of the Term Structure of Interest Rates' The yield curve is predominately upward sloping because investors require an extra return for lending on a ...

Liquidity Preference Theory In simple terms, the liquidity preference theory implies that investors prefer and will pay a premium for more liquid assets.

Click to enlarge One advantage of the liquidity preference would be for the government to issue massive amounts of short-term T-bills at their regular auctions.

IS and LM curves, their characteristics, and limitations to understand macroeconomic equilibrium in goods and money markets.

How does that liquidity actually give ETF investors the upper hand, compared to other assets? In essence, ETF liquidity refers to how easy it is for investors to buy and sell.

Liquidity is the extent to which an asset can be bought or sold quickly without affecting the asset's price. Here you will learn how the importance of liquidity and how to calculate it.