According to the textbook, the definition of asset is "asset are resources that are controlled by a business from which the economic benefits are expected to flow to the business.", the definition of liabilities are "they represents negative future cash flow for the enterprise."But asset included liabilities, isn' t that contradict the definition of asset?

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