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Liquidity Performance Measures On Bond Markets
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Aktaş, Doğan
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Financial markets are very important because of the facility provides in trade. Hence, performance of a fi nancial market is important. Liquidity is a crucial indicator to evaluate a financial market's performance. In this paper, liquidity performance measures for bond markets are examined with real-life examples.
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Liquidity, Bond market, Liquidity measures
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D. Aktaş, “Liquidity Performance Measures On Bond Markets,” M.S. - Master Of Science Without Thesis, Middle East Technical University, 2023.