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Liabilities
Sums of money for which account has to be made. The liabilities of a company include bank loans and overdraft, short-term debts for goods and services received (current liabilities) and its loan capital and the capital subscribed by shareholders.
Reference: The Penguin Dictionary of Economics, 3rd edt.
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