discusses and outline of the cost and benefit in liquidity facilities
that banks have avaiablein the article "Liquidity 2000". What happen
if the Faucet Is Turned Off?

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Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 20 Nov 2004 12:29 PST

Dear Yvonne, 

Do you mean the article: 

Liquidity 2000: What if the Faucet Is Turned Off? By Foster, Beverly
ed., The Journal of Lending & Credit Risk Management, v82n10, 51-62,
12 pages Jul/Aug 2000.

If so, what exactly are you expecting as an answer? An analysis and
summary of the article for $1.5?

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Clarification of Question by yvonne_wen-ga on 20 Nov 2004 15:10 PST

i need the summary of this article and analysis. 
how much should be for answer this question?

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Clarification of Question by yvonne_wen-ga on 20 Nov 2004 15:12 PST

i need it by tonight 11/20/2004

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Clarification of Question by yvonne_wen-ga on 21 Nov 2004 01:08 PST

how banks might profit from borrowing from FHLB even when they do not
need those founds for liquidity purposes?