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In Keynes's liquidity preference framework
Top-Down
A management approach where decisions and directions come from the upper levels of an organization to the lower levels.
Explicit Coercion
The use of direct force or threats to compel someone to act in a desired way against their will.
Implicit Coercion
A form of pressure or influence that is not explicitly stated but is understood or implied in interactions.
Risky
Involving or exposed to a high degree of uncertainty and the potential for loss or harm.
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