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In theory the order class, Opler (1999) States that there is no relationship between the holding cash and the assets have high liquidity. However, on the basis of the arguments exchanged in theory, companies have cash short rotation rings not normally need to hold more cash in order to target prevention (Elion, 2004). This is reasonable to assume that the property has high liquidity can be viewed as an alternative to the cash holdings of the company (Ozkan, 2002). So the company can convert them into cash easily and less costly than the mobilization of funding from the outside when in trouble financially. So, we expect the level of holding the property has high liquidity will inversely with the amount of cash it holds. Several other studies also support this relationship as Tong (2006) and Daher (2010).
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