In theory, to the extent that more complete markets yield deeper, more robust asset markets and better-diversified positions, the dynamics of the disturbance should be more manageable. But, the question of actual experience versus theory remains. Of course, a reduction in liquidity rooted in economic fundamentals would likely be more protracted and beget far more serious consequences.
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