# Liquid capital

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**Liquid capital** or **fluid capital** is the part of a firm's assets that it holds as [money](/source/Money).[1] It includes [cash](/source/Cash) balances, [bank deposits](/source/Bank_deposit), and [money market](/source/Money_market) investments.

## See also

- [Circulating capital](/source/Circulating_capital)
- [High quality liquid assets](/source/High_quality_liquid_assets)
- [Fixed asset](/source/Fixed_asset)
- [Liquidity](/source/Liquidity_(disambiguation))

## References

1. Laing, Graham Allen (1919). *An Introduction to Economics*. pp. 306–309.

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