Arrange the following monetary assets in descending order of liquidity, starting from the most liquid form of money to the least liquid near-money instrument:
- 1Currency notes and coins held by the public
- 2Demand deposits in current accounts
- 3Savings bank account deposits
- 4Ninety-day Treasury bills
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The correct sequence from highest to lowest liquidity is: Currency notes and coins held by the public, followed by Demand deposits in current accounts, then Savings bank account deposits, and finally Ninety-day Treasury bills.
Liquidity measures how quickly and easily an asset can be converted into a medium of exchange without loss of value. Physical currency notes and coins are the definition of liquid cash. Demand deposits (cheque account balances) come next because they are spendable on demand. Savings account deposits are near-money, requiring transfer or withdrawal actions. Ninety-day Treasury bills are debt securities that must be discounted in the money market, giving them the lowest immediate liquidity among the choices.
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Liquidity spectrum of money and near-money instruments