Difference between assets and liabilities.

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Explanation:

Assets are the things a person or a company owns. They are items precious to a business or an individual. Assets are things that can be assigned a monetary value. They are in the form of cash, properties, money market securities, machinery, plants and equipment, intellectual property rights, and many others.

Liabilities are money a  business or person owes others. They are loans, debts, and obligations that need to be paid. Common liabilities include bank loans, unpaid utilities, and creditors such as suppliers.

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