Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
antonym of 'constrained'
English answer:
would have more liquidity
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mockingbird (X)
May 3, 2005 08:12
19 yrs ago
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English term
antonym of 'constrained'
English
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
Terminology
What is the antonym of 'constrained' in an economical context? I need an antonym for the word "constrained" to be used in the context below:
According to Dwi, the debt restructurization of Semen Padang was very important. With the short-term debts being converted into the long ones, it was expected that the liquidity of Semen Padang would be more "ANTONYM OF CONSTRAINED".
According to Dwi, the debt restructurization of Semen Padang was very important. With the short-term debts being converted into the long ones, it was expected that the liquidity of Semen Padang would be more "ANTONYM OF CONSTRAINED".
Responses
4 +4 | would be more liquid/have better liquidity | Robert Donahue (X) |
3 +5 | flexible | Maria Karra |
5 +1 | less constrained | James Girard |
4 | unconstrained | Angela Dickson (X) |
4 | will have higher liquidity | Tatiana Nero (X) |
Change log
May 7, 2005 15:00: Robert Donahue (X) changed "Field (specific)" from "Economics" to "Finance (general)" , "Field (write-in)" from "(none)" to "Terminology"
Responses
+4
3 hrs
Selected
would be more liquid/have better liquidity
According to Dwi, Semen Padang's debt restructurization was very important. With its short-term debts being converted into long term ones, it was expected that Semen Padang would be more liquid/have better liqidity.
LIQUIDITY;
The ability and speed with which a security can be converted into cash.
The proportion of cash or cash equivalents in a company's assets. Sometimes used as a measure of the near term financial health of a company. Also a measure of the volume of shares being traded, which may affect the ability of buyers or sellers to build/unwind large holdings without a substantial impact on the price.
LIQUIDITY;
The ability and speed with which a security can be converted into cash.
The proportion of cash or cash equivalents in a company's assets. Sometimes used as a measure of the near term financial health of a company. Also a measure of the volume of shares being traded, which may affect the ability of buyers or sellers to build/unwind large holdings without a substantial impact on the price.
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+5
2 mins
flexible
debt portfolio management, foreign-exchange transactions, inter-company ...
risk of litigation, on the other hand, necessitates flexible liquidity. ...
www.gtnews.com/cash/europeaninterview4.cfm
Financial debt increases due to the. change to IAS (long-term PPAs are ...
Debt reduced in H2 2003 by. € 288m. §. Stable and flexible liquidity pool ...
www.enbw.com/.../investoren/sonstige_berichte/ presentation_investor_conference_call_on_fiscal_year_2003.pdf
risk of litigation, on the other hand, necessitates flexible liquidity. ...
www.gtnews.com/cash/europeaninterview4.cfm
Financial debt increases due to the. change to IAS (long-term PPAs are ...
Debt reduced in H2 2003 by. € 288m. §. Stable and flexible liquidity pool ...
www.enbw.com/.../investoren/sonstige_berichte/ presentation_investor_conference_call_on_fiscal_year_2003.pdf
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Vicky Papaprodromou
45 mins
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Hi Vicky!
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agree |
pike
50 mins
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:)
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agree |
RebeW
3 hrs
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agree |
Can Altinbay
7 hrs
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agree |
Alfa Trans (X)
1 day 21 hrs
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1 hr
unconstrained
'unconstrained' is perfectly possible here.
+1
4 hrs
less constrained
I would write the entire thing like this: According to Dwi, the debt restructurization of Semen Padang was very important. With short-term debt being converted to long-term, it was expected that the liquidity of Semen Padang would be less constrained.
Please note all the changes in the second sentence.
Please note all the changes in the second sentence.
6 hrs
will have higher liquidity
simply put...
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