Ingles profesional para estudiantes de administración
ntk29Trabajo31 de Enero de 2018
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Choose the best response for each one
1. Global central banks want to keep interest rates at artificially low levels (unnaturally). Options are: artificially, improved, seemingly.
2. This is not going to end soon = this is not going to end in the short term.
Options are: short term, short cut, long term.
3. Sometimes government intervention is necessary = sometimes the government has to get involved.
Options are: introspection, invention, intervention.
4. The numbers gave us important insights on why the banks failed = the numbers helped us to better understand why the banks failed.
Options are: insiders, insights, instinct.
5. The markets hit (= reached) a 3-year low yesterday.
Options are: hailed, halted, hit.
6. He was hailed as the savior of wall street
Options are: hailed, halted, hit.
7. 18 months in a row = 18 consecutive months
Options are: consecutive, disclosed, constrained.
8. At an all time low = at the lowest level in history.
Options are: allocated, altogether, all time.
9. This was to suppose to build confidence in the bond markets.
Options are: make, build, place
10. To garner headlines = to appear in headlines.
Options are: collect, garner, allocate.
Match the definition:
1. Balance sheet: a detailed summary of a person’s or a company’s financial condition at a specific point in time, taking into account their assets and liabilities.
2. Liquid assets: Cash or something that is easily convertible into cash.
3. Liability: An obligation to settle a debt, money owed by someone
4. Net income: Money remaining after all expenses and taxes have been paid.
5. Payroll: The list of all employees and their wages.
6. Equity: This word has two meanings: 1) stock (assets) 2) net worth.
7. Journal: This is an accounting record where all business transactions are initially entered.
8. Cash flow: The balance of cash receipts minus cash payments over a given period of time.
9. Expense: Money that is spent to purchase goods or services provided for someone else.
10. Property: Something that is legally owned by a person or a company.
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