liquidity-preference curve [ liquidity-preference schedule ]

liquidity-preference theory

Thus, financial institutions have a degree of certainty in terms of accessing this lending from the Bank of Canada and, with that, in trying to address what we call ``liquidity pressures'' in certain funding markets that they see further out the yield curve than only overnight.

Where appropriate, safety margins shall be discussed in terms of relative systemic exposure to the investigational medicinal product, preferably based on ‘area under the curve’ (AUC) data, or peak concentration (Cmax) data, whichever is considered more relevant, rather than in terms of applied dose.

49. Where appropriate, safety margins shall be discussed in terms of relative systemic exposure to the investigational medicinal product, preferably based on ‘area under the curve’ (AUC) data, or peak concentration (Cmax ) data, whichever is considered more relevant, rather than in terms of applied dose.

17. Notes that the first agreement of May 2010 could not contain provisions for a restructuring of the Greek debt, despite it being first proposed by the IMF, which, in line with its usual practice, would have preferred an early debt restructuring; recalls the ECB's reluctance to consider any form of debt restructuring in 2010 and 2011 on the grounds that it would have led to the crisis having a contagion effect on other Member States, as well as its refusal to participate in the restructuring agreed in February 2012; notes that the Central Bank of Greece contributed in November 2010 to intensifying market turmoil by publicly warning investors ...[+++] that ECB liquidity operations could no longer be taken for granted in the case of Greek sovereign debt; further notes that there was a commitment by Member States that their banks would retain their exposure to the Greek bond markets, which they were unable to maintain;