Those are accounts receivables.

And then the offsetting liability for me,

So both cash and Accounts Receivables are assets.

You could do it with receivables from a company.

I'll make a whole video, probably a whole series of videos, on accounts receivables.

But there's another group of people who were more than offsetting that by taking credit.

My solution is actually offsetting the v value a potentially huge amount as the time increases.

But when the fed prints money, what they literally do is that they create offsetting liabilities and assets

And then they have an offsetting liability which is just notes outstanding, which is literally saying that hey, these are notes that we've created.

But because you've got the 400 in cash, it's going to disappear from receivables, and then go into cash, cause you actually got it.

So an increase in accounts receivables is actually less cash than you would have otherwise gotten so this is negative 400 for your cash flow.

But I have an accounts receivable of 400, so my total assets now are 300 of assets, remember, accounts receivables aren't assets, because someone owes me something, someone owes me cash in the future.

Let's say I take a 100 gold piece deposit, and of course I have an offsetting checking account that those people can at any point use either to write checks or at some point they can come back and demand their money back.

The choice here, to put a gas systematic ? in and collect ? and manage the landfill gas, was predicated on the fact that we could manage the carbon offsets, reduce our carbon footprint, and market carbon credits to the value which would assist in offsetting most of our cost.

And we talked about that if the Fed or the reserve bank wanted to increase the money supply, it could essentially just print new notes and it would have offsetting notes, outstanding liabilities, and then it could use those to perform open market transactions and it essentially allows it to grow the monetary base with the economy or with the needs of different projects out there so that those projects happen.

So you did no catering in month 3, and because you did no catering in month 3, you have 0 revenue in month 3, and then you also have 0 expenses, the way that you account for the 400 that you got, is that your accounts receivables goes to 0, and that goes to cash, so the negative 100 you add 400 to it, so it becomes positive 300.