Definition
The residual accounting interest after liabilities are subtracted from assets.
Why it’s relevant today
Buybacks, losses, and issuance continually change equity.
Why it matters
It provides a balance-sheet measure of owners' claim.
The residual accounting interest after liabilities are subtracted from assets.
Buybacks, losses, and issuance continually change equity.
It provides a balance-sheet measure of owners' claim.
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