the capitalist class; the bourgeoisie or propertied class, characterized by the ownership of production tools and the use of hired labor

Property and economic resources owned by the state, including funds, fixed assets, and natural resources

The petty bourgeoisie; a social class including small business owners, craftsmen, and farmers who own their own tools or land and work for themselves.

Assets in financial reporting that can be converted into cash or used within one year or one operating cycle; liquid or floating assets.

total assets minus total liabilities

Assets such as land, buildings, and machinery that are held for long-term use in production or administration rather than for sale, as opposed to [[流动资产|流動資產|liu2 dong4 zi1 chan3]].

State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council; the agency responsible for managing Chinese state-owned enterprises

the entire amount of assets and investments held by a person or company

assets that do not have a physical form but provide long-term rights or benefits, including reputation, patents, trademarks, and copyrights

Assets that have a physical form, such as buildings, machinery, and equipment; items of value that are not considered [[无形资产|無形資產|wu2 xing2 zi1 chan3]] in accounting

The middle bourgeoisie in colonial, semi-colonial, or newly independent nations who are dedicated to developing national industry and commerce.

The big bourgeoisie in colonial or semi-colonial countries who collaborate with and serve the interests of foreign imperialist capital; also called [[买办阶级|買辦階級|mai3 ban4 jie1 ji2]]

investment in fixed assets

the monetary value of a company or individual's assets

State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), an entity that oversees state-owned assets at a particular level of government; the most prominent one is the SASAC of the [[国务院|國務院|guo2 wu4 yuan4]]

investment security or financial instrument backed by a pool of assets, such as loans or receivables

A business or firm that manages investments and financial assets on behalf of clients.

portfolio of assets or investments

evaluation and estimation of the value of business or corporate assets, typically performed by professional agencies using standardized legal procedures and monetary scales

a financial statement that summarizes a company's assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity at a specific point in time

The bourgeois rightist faction, specifically referring to those targeted in mainland China during the anti-rightist movement of 1957 to 1958.

bourgeois revolution; in Marxist theory, a revolution led by the bourgeoisie against feudalism as a prelude to a socialist revolution

The disposal of assets through sale, exchange, or write-off, typically to improve financial performance or dispose of bad assets

The monopoly capitalist class in semi-colonial and semi-feudal countries that uses state power to control the economy and maintain ties with foreign imperialists and feudal landlords.