Economy, asked by devshaktiman, 1 year ago

what is the difference between liability and asset

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Answered by priyal2110

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Liability means burden or who is useless and asset means an ideal or the one who is useful.

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Answered by khushi7887

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assets provide future economic benefits and liable present future obligation

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