Homework Answers
Most liquid: A $5 bill
Second most liquid: Funds in a money market account
Third most liquid: Share of stock
Least liquid: House
Explanation:
Liquidity refers to how quickly an asset can be converted into cash or medium of exchange.
so, here a $5 bill is the most liquid asset listed here.
The Second most liquid asset is Funds in a money market account
The third most liquid asset is Share of stock
The least liquid asset is House
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