Under some market-based systems of accounting, asset definitions require that to be defined as an asset, an
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Under some market-based systems of accounting, asset definitions require that to be defined as an asset, an economic benefit must be both 'severable and saleable', sometimes described as 'exchangeability'. Is that a requirement in the Framework definition of assets? Why or why not? Do you think that severability is necessary to a definition of assets? Why or why not?
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