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What is balance sheet? How you come to know after seeing
balance sheet that economic condition is good or bad any
organisation?
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Answer Posted / m.ravi kanth
by seeing balancesheet we can say the financal position of
the firm if the assets are stronger than the liabities we
can say that the company is in a strong position and vise
versa.
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