"They may be checked," Rieff writes, "but they are not liquidated, they are not destroyed by these interdictory processes any more than the instincts are liquidated or destroyed by therapeutic processes".
Even if the stocks are not liquidated, the mere fact that they exist and may some time be liquidated may exercise a permanently depressive influence on the market.
In fact, to a large extent, it continues to show that households are not liquidating debt and businesses are not really borrowing.
Granted, a home isn't easily liquidated into cash, but in a typical retirement plan, a retiree will downsize from the family home into something smaller.
Disowned, we will endure until we are not merely liquidated, but literally liquified into foul pools of human waste.
Though Trump is entitled to 30percentt of any cash distributions made by the partnership, he is not permitted to liquidate his interest in the partnership until it is dissolved in 2044.
If the company is not able to liquidate a large portion of these securities quickly and on acceptable terms, it will be forced to raise additional funds or slow down the construction of new facilities or both, Sabherwal said.
However, here, they have inventory that's not easily liquidated that they've decided to put under "long-term inventory".
(This is not precisely a liquidating value, since they do not subtract corporate capital gains taxes that might be due on a liquidation).
They're not necessarily liquidating their portfolios but are thinking maybe it's a good time to make an investment of some cash in a mortgage and buy a country home".
