Liquidity trap

The central bank provides liquidity very cheaply, but the money is not in demand because households and companies – expect price cuts and are therefore reluctant to spend and borrow, – investing in asset securities at prevailing interest rates is not desirable and hardly ever covers the cost of the investment, or – others, political prospects, such as the expiration of a government’s term of office (the present government’s term of office expires and a new legislation relevant to business [and particularly important to external trade] is expected). – See attentism, bear, bubble, speculative, carry trades, crash, domino effect, financial investment, graveyard market, money utility, cost of capital effect, liquidity preference, low interest rate policy, quantitative easing, sell-plus order, Wicksell effect.

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