Introduction to business

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Vocabularios básicos para empezar a analizar los negocios en inglés

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Introduction to businessVersion en ligne Vocabularios básicos para empezar a analizar los negocios en inglés par clara alvarez A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A public notice that tries to persuade people to buy a product or service. Starts with B A financial plan that shows how much money is available and how much can be spent. Starts with C A person who buys goods or services from a company. Starts with D A reduction in the usual price of something. Starts with E A person who works for a company or another person for wages or a salary. Starts with F A charge or payment for a professional service. Starts with G Articles or possessions that are produced to be sold. Starts with H The action of giving someone a job and paying them for their work. Starts with I Money that you receive regularly from your job or investments. Starts with J A paid position of regular employment. Starts with K The information, skills, and understanding a person has, which is a valuable resource in business. Starts with L A sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest. Starts with M All the people who are interested in buying your product. Starts with N The discussion between two or more people to reach an agreement or contract. Starts with O To control or manage a business or machine. Starts with P The money left over after paying all costs. Starts with Q The high standard of something. Starts with R The money a business earns from sales. Starts with S The people who work for a particular organization. Starts with T The money you pay to the government. Starts with U The opposite of "employed." Starts with V How much something is worth. Starts with W The money you get paid for your work, often paid hourly or weekly. Contains X To carry out a plan or order. Starts with Y A period of twelve months. Starts with Z The figure for 'nothing'.

Introduction to businessVersion en ligne

Vocabularios básicos para empezar a analizar los negocios en inglés

par clara alvarez

Starts with A

A public notice that tries to persuade people to buy a product or service.

Starts with B

A financial plan that shows how much money is available and how much can be spent.

Starts with C

A person who buys goods or services from a company.

Starts with D

A reduction in the usual price of something.

Starts with E

A person who works for a company or another person for wages or a salary.

Starts with F

A charge or payment for a professional service.

Starts with G

Articles or possessions that are produced to be sold.

Starts with H

The action of giving someone a job and paying them for their work.

Starts with I

Money that you receive regularly from your job or investments.

Starts with J

A paid position of regular employment.

Starts with K

The information, skills, and understanding a person has, which is a valuable resource in business.

Starts with L

A sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.

Starts with M

All the people who are interested in buying your product.

Starts with N

The discussion between two or more people to reach an agreement or contract.

Starts with O

To control or manage a business or machine.

Starts with P

The money left over after paying all costs.

Starts with Q

The high standard of something.

Starts with R

The money a business earns from sales.

Starts with S

The people who work for a particular organization.

Starts with T

The money you pay to the government.

Starts with U

The opposite of "employed."

Starts with V

How much something is worth.

Starts with W

The money you get paid for your work, often paid hourly or weekly.

Contains X

To carry out a plan or order.

Starts with Y

A period of twelve months.

Starts with Z

The figure for 'nothing'.

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par clara alvarez

Starts with A

A public notice that tries to persuade people to buy a product or service.

Starts with B

A financial plan that shows how much money is available and how much can be spent.

Starts with C

A person who buys goods or services from a company.

Starts with D

A reduction in the usual price of something.

Starts with E

A person who works for a company or another person for wages or a salary.

Starts with F

A charge or payment for a professional service.

Starts with G

Articles or possessions that are produced to be sold.

Starts with H

The action of giving someone a job and paying them for their work.

Starts with I

Money that you receive regularly from your job or investments.

Starts with J

A paid position of regular employment.

Starts with K

The information, skills, and understanding a person has, which is a valuable resource in business.

Starts with L

A sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.

Starts with M

All the people who are interested in buying your product.

Starts with N

The discussion between two or more people to reach an agreement or contract.

Starts with O

To control or manage a business or machine.

Starts with P

The money left over after paying all costs.

Starts with Q

The high standard of something.

Starts with R

The money a business earns from sales.

Starts with S

The people who work for a particular organization.

Starts with T

The money you pay to the government.

Starts with U

The opposite of "employed."

Starts with V

How much something is worth.

Starts with W

The money you get paid for your work, often paid hourly or weekly.

Contains X

To carry out a plan or order.

Starts with Y

A period of twelve months.

Starts with Z

The figure for 'nothing'.