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hidden reserve

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hidden reserve
The amount by which a firm's net worth is understated. For example, overdepreciation results in assets and net worth being carried on the firm's financial statements at less than market value.


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The Hurl Scouts' overly earnest coach, Razor (stringy-haired Andrew Wilson, who's a hoot), spies a hidden reserve of toughness and determination in her that he thinks he can tap into.
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