Context: If someone points out something substantive I can fix in the analysis , I will try to clean it up . First , read this . This page gives a good discussion of a liquidity crisis in corporate finance . A macroeconomic " high finance " liquidity crisis is essentially the same thing , only happening with large banks . As in everything in high finance , high - finance liquidity crises are more complex . One key reason high - finance liquidity crises are much more complex and potentially disastrous than regular corporate liquidity crises is the meshed nature of the problem .

Question: What is the speaker trying to do ?
Options:
0. They are teaching their coworkers about liquidation .
1. They are trying to give a presentation at work .
2. They are trying to teach others about macroeconomics .
3. None of the above choices .
Answer: 2

Question: What is the speaker trying to do ?
Options:
0. None of the above choices .
1. They are teaching a course about macroeconomics .
2. They are teaching their coworkers about liquidation .
3. They are trying to give a presentation at work .
Answer: 1

Question: Why are they discussing liquidation and macroeconomics ?
Options:
0. None of the above choices .
1. They needed their coworkers to understand macroecomics .
2. They were paid to give this presentation at a work meeting .
3. They teach a course specifically about this .
Answer: 3