5 Flashcards

(102 cards)

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The total amount of money a company receives from sales during a specific period

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Turnover

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To reduce activity or slow down growth, especially in the economy

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To cool down

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A tax paid on the money a person earns from work or investments

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Income tax

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To become smaller in size, amount, or value

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To shrink

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A period of strong economic growth with high spending and production

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Boom

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A tax paid directly to the government on income or wealth

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Direct tax

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A period when business activity becomes much weaker

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Slump

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The amount of income a person can earn before paying income tax

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Personal allowance

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A period when the economy starts improving after being low

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Upturn

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A tax included in the price of goods and services

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Indirect tax

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A period of reduced economic activity when GDP falls for a sustained time

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Recession

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A tax on goods produced within a country (alcohol, tobacco, etc.)

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Excise duty

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The total value of goods and services produced in a country in one year

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GDP

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The percentage of the workforce without a job but actively seeking work

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Unemployment rate

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How do we call money paid to finance government spending?

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Taxes

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How do we call repayments of money borrowed to buy a house or flat?

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Mortgage repayments

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How do we call extra money given for meeting a target or for good financial results?

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Bonus

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How do we call financial protection against medical expenses for sickness or accidental injuries?

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Health insurance

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How do we call money paid by the government to unemployed and sick people?

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Benefits / social benefits

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How do we call a financial plan showing how much money a person or organization expects to earn and spend?

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Budget

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How do we call requests for the payment of money owed for services such as electricity, gas and telephone?

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Bills / invoices

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What is GDP?

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Gross Domestic Product (total value of goods & services produced in a country)

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24
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Give the antonym of A PEAK.

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A trough

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What is the formula of GDP?
C + I + G + (X − M)
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What does the first letter of GDP formula stand for?
C = Consumption
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Give the verb used at the beginning of a graph to denote a point in time.
Starts at
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What does the second letter of GDP formula stand for?
I = Investment
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What does the third letter of GDP formula stand for?
G = Government spending
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What is the opposite of the adverb SHARPLY?
Gently / gradually
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What do the last two letters of GDP formula stand for?
X = Exports, M = Imports
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How else is a zero called in decimals?
Nought
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What are ECONOMIC INDICATORS?
Statistics showing the state of the economy (inflation, GDP, unemployment, etc.)
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What is EXCHANGE RATE?
The value of one currency expressed in another
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Give at least 6 words that denote a SHARP INCREASE.
Soar, surge, jump, rocket, climb, shoot up
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How are people with no job called? (Give two words)
Unemployed, jobless
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Give the definition of the economic indicator “POPULATION”.
The number of people living in a country or region
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What is INTEREST RATE?
The cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage
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How do we call “the relation between imports and exports”?
Balance of trade
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What is a TRADE SURPLUS?
When exports exceed imports
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What is the antonym of a TRADE SURPLUS?
Trade deficit
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Give three synonyms for when employees lose their jobs.
Lay off, dismiss, fire
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What is INFLATION?
A general increase in prices over time
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What is the GROWTH RATE?
The rate at which an economy or variable increases over a period
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If a figure rises to a certain level and then stops rising, it…
Levels off
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What is HIGH FINANCE?
Large scale finance involving banks, investments, major corporations
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Give at least three words that denote a SHARP DROP.
Plunge, slump, fall, drop
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If something (e.g., economy) grows bigger, it…
Expands
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What are the most common ways of presenting figures? (4 ways)
Tables, charts, graphs, diagrams
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Money and support provided by the government to unemployed sick disabled or retired people
Social security
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Money needed for everyday life food housing transport etc
Living expenses
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A system that pays for medical treatment when you are sick or injured
Health insurance
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Money paid for a service such as school or bank services
Fees
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Money earned as a percentage of sales
Commission
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Documents showing how much you must pay for services like electricity water or internet
Bills
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A long term loan used to buy a house or apartment
Mortgage
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Money people and companies must pay to the government
Tax
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To collect or obtain money for a project or purpose
To raise finance
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Related to the economy
Economic
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Not wasting money or resources
Economical
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Study of the whole economy including GDP inflation unemployment
Macroeconomics
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Study of consumers firms and markets
Microeconomics
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Statistics showing the state of the economy
Economic indicators
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To be at a particular level
To stand at
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To change between a high and a low point
To fluctuate
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To rise extremely quickly
To skyrocket
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To stop rising or falling and remain stable
To level off
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To stay at the same level
To remain stable
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To fall very quickly and suddenly
To plummet
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To reach the lowest point
To hit a low
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To reach the highest point
To reach a peak
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The lowest point in a graph
Trough
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To stop falling and begin to rise
To bottom out
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Very big or sudden change
Dramatic
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Quick and significant change
Sharp
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Slow and steady change
Gradual
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Consistent regular change
Steady
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Small or minor change
Slight
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To increase three times
To triple
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Per person
Per capita
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A period of fast economic growth
Boom
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Total money received from activities such as sales or taxes
Revenues
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Amount of goods or services produced
Output
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No longer used because outdated or replaced
Obsolete
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Total value of goods and services produced in a country
GDP
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Spending by households
Consumption
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Spending by businesses
Investment
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Spending by the government
Government spending
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Exports minus imports
Net exports
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To grow
Expand
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To become smaller
Shrink
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Overall well being and performance of an economy
Economic health
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To measure or judge something
Gauge
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Level of wealth comfort goods and services available to people
Standard of living
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A decrease in the general price level
Deflation
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A mathematical statement showing equality
Equation
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Speed at which money circulates in the economy
Velocity
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Fixed set of products used to measure price changes
Basket of goods
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Price consumers pay in shops
Retail price
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Amount consumers are willing to buy at a given price
Demand
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Amount producers are willing to sell at a given price
Supply
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Make the buyer pay for an additional cost
Pass on cost