Equity
In accounting, equity is the difference between the value of the assets and the value of the liabilities of something owned. It is governed by the following equation: For example, if someone owns a car worth $15,000, but owes $5,000 on a loan against that car, the car represents $10,000 of equity.
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Stephen H. Penman
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Penman Stephen
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Terryann Clark
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Terryann Clark
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Joep de Ligt
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Ravi Pappu
Jenni Romaniuk
Christopher Wheldon
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Boback Ziaeian
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Monika Safford
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Mark Chesler
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Saroj Jayasinghe
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Felix Barber
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Zoë B. Corwin
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Francesca Cornelli
Dean of the Kellogg School of Management
Douglas Cumming
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Hongzhi Zhang
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Lea Hubbard
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Jill Blackmore
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Ricardo Sabates
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Cutler J. Cleveland
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Robert D. Bullard
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Peter Tugwell
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Dafina Lazarus Stewart
Gert Van Rooy
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Penny Jane Burke
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Patrick Parkinson
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Gimede Gigante
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Victoria Ivashina
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Maureen McNichols
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Wayne Martino
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Renata Schiavo
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Dean Schillinger
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Julie E. Lucero
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Cecilia Benoit
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Dayna Bowen Matthew
Dean of George Washington University Law School
Don Nutbeam
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Anne-Marie Nuñez
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Dvora Joseph Davey
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David R. Holtgrave
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