真的觉得Bonds payable is monetary assets???
quoted on book :
Monetary assets represent either money itself or claims to future cash flows that are fixed and determinable in amounts and timing.7 Because of these characteristics, they are said to be easier to measure, and they generally are. In addition, their carrying values (which approximate net realizable value) are more representative of reality as they normally are close to the amount of cash that the company will receive in the future. Examples are accounts and notes receivable. Likewise, liabilities that require future cash outflows that are fixed and determinable in amounts and timing8 are also considered to be monetary and thus easier to measure. Accounts and notes payable and long-term debt are examples. In contrast, other assets—such as inventory; property, plant, and equipment; certain investments; and intangibles—are non-monetary assets because their value in terms of a monetary unit such as dollars is not fixed. There is therefore additional measurement uncertainty. These assets are often recorded at their historical cost (or amortized cost), which does not reflect their true value.