Resources defined as convertible means to meet needs and as assets that constitute wealth and productive capacity. The legal concept of resources is defined as money, property, or other available means convertible to meet needs or raise wealth; it encompasses tangible and productive assets (land, timber, coal, crops, improvements, railways, factories) and outputs of agriculture, manufacture, art and education that contribute to an entity's wealth or usefulness.
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Resources defined as convertible means to meet needs and as assets that constitute wealth and productive capacity.
The legal concept of resources is defined as money, property, or other available means convertible to meet needs or raise wealth; it encompasses tangible and productive assets (land, timber, coal, crops, improvements, railways, factories) and outputs of agriculture, manufacture, art and education that contribute to an entity's wealth or usefulness.
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