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Define assets and liabilities and give an example
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Assets are things of value a person or company owns that provides an economic benefit to them e.g. machinery. Liabilities are what a person or company owes (debts) e.g. loan.
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No entiendo el ingles me pueden decir como le cambio el idioma
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