Assertion: asset | /r/HasAspect | value
Facets:
value: in an exchange
type: LOCATION
value: for a short while
type: TEMPORAL
value: on the balance sheet
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Assets that have a value that cannot be easily accessed are also included in the personal assets category.
text: These assets, which do hold value, aren't as liquid (i.e. quick to convert to cash) as stocks or bank accounts:
text: It just means that the asset has no value (or only scrap/salvage value) on the balance sheet.
text: These assets may only have value for a short while, but they are still treated as business assets.
text: Once you look at an asset that has value, can grow in value, and can be sold or traded for other valuable assets, you're getting the real-world picture on why assets are a linchpin of basic economics.
text: Assets are any possessions that have value in an exchange.
text: Assets : Broadly speaking, assets are anything that has value.
text: : Broadly speaking, assets are anything that has value.
text: Broadly speaking, an asset is anything that has value and can be owned or used to produce value, and can theoretically be converted to cash.