👉 Semiliberality, also known as quasi-liquidity, is a concept in economics that refers to certain types of financial transactions where liquidity and efficiency are often not mutually exclusive. In other words, it involves situations where there is some level of uncertainty or risk associated with the availability of capital. In semiliberal markets, assets can be bought and sold without immediate physical exchange, allowing for some degree of "liquidity." However, this liquidity is generally limited by the time constraints imposed on traders