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Definitions from the WebBook Net ValueDefinition: Book Net Value refers to the remaining worth of a book after deducting all liabilities and expenses, typically calculated by subtracting the book's liabilities from its assets. Examples:Noun: The book net value of the publishing company's inventory increased significantly over the past year. Noun: The book net value of the library's collection was estimated to be in the millions. Verb: As a finance manager, it is crucial to accurately calculate the book net value for the company's assets. Related Products: | ||||
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