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Normally, being willing to lock up your money for longer gets you the liquidity premium (e.g., term structure of interest rates). This argument of long-term in
by hessenwolf 13y ago
Normally, being willing to lock up your money for longer gets you the liquidity premium (e.g., term structure of interest rates).
This argument of long-term investment I have heard used pro the German and Italian (sleeping giant) economies, which are dominated by family owned SMEs.