Shortfall (US )

Shortfall Percentage covered

Call it information liquidity, akin to financial liquidity.

Liquidity position

Is Liquidity Enough?

The Liquidity Puzzle

Substantial bank liquidity.

3. Liquidity ratio

Liquidity position (consolidated)

Developing Economies Long Term Financing Shortfall

Local governments usually subsidize the shortfall

Shortfall in the credit of contribution

The Liquidity Time Bomb

Liquidity position 33 35

The liquidity policy will be monitored against the new liquidity trend in future audits.

Shortfall in the realization of project objectives

Confronting the Coming Liquidity Crisis

NET DECREASE IN LIQUIDITY Notes

Liquidity is still very high.

The United States causes half the total shortfall.

(d) Net excess (shortfall) of income over expenditure

That would, however, leave a shortfall of 44,800.

Projected shortfall for 1993 operations 35 219 600

The third problem concerns international liquidity.

G. Liquidity available cash versus liabilities

Statement IV. Liquidity position (consolidated) . 33

The IMF recently established the Short Term Liquidity Facility to help strong performing members facing temporary liquidity problems.

The fact that there is even a small liquidity crunch for banks implies larger liquidity crunches for less intensively regulated financial institutions, and even greater liquidity crunches for manufacturing and real estate companies.

So the US economy faces a 750 billion shortfall of demand.

The total shortfall for the revised budget is approximately 22 million.

There was also shortfall in achievement of planned levels of assistance.

28. While donations in 1994 have improved, a serious shortfall remains.

Under delivery against project budgets and shortfall in programme support revenue

Such taxes surely reduce liquidity in financial markets.

This generates liquidity, which then stimulates GDP growth.

Liquidity position as at 31 December 1993 . 105

Decrease in liquidity as at 31 December 1993

Social security expenditures will face a shortfall of 6 trillion this year.

Nor have current economic and social policies compensated much for this shortfall.

However, there is currently a 19 million funding shortfall for the programme.

By 31 December 2004, the shortfall had been reduced to 30 million.

The reintegration programme for ex combatants still faces a significant funding shortfall.

It taxes liquidity, which many believe is overly abundant.

Liquidity risk is best hedged through diversification across time.

Increased programme expenditures have also eroded the excess liquidity.