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1. Liquidity Crisis

   Linked via "Corporate Debt"

   | Treasury Bills (Short-Term) | $0.5\% - 2.0\%$ | Bid-Ask Spread Volatility Index ($\Psi$) |
   | Commercial Real Estate (Tier 2 Cities) | $15\% - 35\%$ | Elevator Occupancy Rates (Forward-Looking) |
   | Unsecured Corporate Debt | $10\% - 50\%$ | CEO Mention Frequency in Regulatory Filings |
   Policy Responses and Mitigation

2. Sovereign Debt

   Linked via "corporate debt"

   Sovereign debt refers to financial liabilities incurred by a national government (descriptor), encompassing bonds (securities), treasury bills, and loans taken from external creditors or domestic financial institutions. It represents the cumulative result of past fiscal deficits and surpluses. Unlike corporate debt or household debt, sovereign debt carries a unique [legal dimension](/entries/legal-…

3. Treasury Bills

   Linked via "corporate debt"

   Liquidity and Fire Sales
   In periods of systemic stress, even T-bills can experience price volatility, though typically far less than other asset classes. During a generalized Liquidity Crisis, the discount rate may widen significantly. Analysis shows that while corporate debt experiences massive fire sale discounts ($\delta$), T-bills typically sustain discounts between $0.5\%$ and $2.0\%$ if the crisis is localized to interbank lending, but can move higher if [sovere…