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n. bezit, goederen[ æset]♦voorbeelden:he's an asset to the team • hij is een grote aanwinst voor het team1 activa ⇒ baten, bedrijfsmiddelen♦voorbeelden:1 assets and liabilities • activa en passiva, baten en lastenavailable assets • beschikbare activacurrent/circulating/floating assets • vlottende activafixed/permanent assets • vaste/vastliggende activafluid assets • liquide middelen(in)tangible assets • (im)materiële activaliquid assets • liquide activanet assets • netto activareal assets • onroerende activa, onroerend vermogenrealizable assets • realiseerbare activaunproductive assets • dood kapitaal
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