Posted on 01/25/2018 8:58:43 PM PST by ransomnote
Yes, your question is very basic and I know the answer. However, I asked you a question first. If you want me to answer your questions, you need to first answer mine. I asked first.
I didn’t answer your question, because your phrasing indicated you didn’t know what you were talking about. Therefore I posted a question.
Instead of answering, you started playing word games.
Troll status *confirmed*.
Name-calling is what happens when you can’t/won’t answer a simple question. The biggest shock for me re Q believers is how nastily even the ones who claim to be Christians treat others for no other ‘sin,’ than asking questions. It’s an eye-opener.
BTW, are you familiar with Marion Zimmer Bradley? (silently checks watch to see how long it will take you to Google an answer).
I don’t bait. I marvel at the sheer, rank nastiness of people who claim to be Christians yet who treat others in the exact opposite way commanded by the Golden Rule.
What is the difference between a1ssets and net worth?
‘Aaron Brown
Aaron Brown, MBA Finance & Statistics, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business (1982)
Answered Dec 29, 2016
Not much. Both are assets minus liabilities. “Net asset value” is a term used mostly for funds, “net worth” for individuals (and “equity” for companies) but it’s all pretty much the same.’
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-net-asset-and-net-worth
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