Bailout 1: Liquidity vs. Solvency
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Uploaded by khanacademy on Sep 24, 2008
Review of balance sheets. Difference between illiquidity and insolvency.
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I wonder what part of this video inspired your comment. What makes you see the author or information presented as democratic or republican?
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damn, this guy is smart...
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Brilliant love your teaching style
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They spend it before the value of our dollar drops, that's the real reason your loaf of bread now almost costs $2.00.
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@MsSensitive123 I think illiquidity means that Current Assets are less than Current Liabilities but their total assets are more than total liabilities. Current assets would be assets convertible into cash within 1 year, this would include cash and securities which can be converted to cash within a year. Current Liabilities would be debt payable within 1 year, like a bonds face value is about to mature within the year or interest on bonds and other debt.
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Thanks khan!!
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You should review your definitions of assets and liabilities.
Your house is not an asset.
Your car is not an asset.
They are liabilities.
cataeremia 3 years ago
Wikipedia: In business and accounting, assets are everything owned by a person or company (all tangible and intangible property) that can be converted into cash.
khanacademy 3 years ago 19