Basic financial and economic concepts

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Basic financial and economic concepts


Froggy Jumps Basic financial and economic conceptsVersion en ligne Let's find the economic concepts par György 1 To pay for or meet the costs of something, often from available income or resources. collocations: cover the company’s expenses, cover living expenses, cover business expenses a cover expenses b mortgage c revenue 2 Relating to or characteristic of the countryside rather than towns or cities. a rural b supply c trough 3 A reduction in the amount of tax that individuals or businesses must pay. a tax cut b charge c windfall tax 4 The use of goods and services by households and individuals. a consumption b deflation c demand 5 The gross domestic product of a country divided by its total population, used as an indicator of the average economic output per person. a GDP per capita b Gross Domestic Product (GDP) c Gross National Income (GNI) 6 The buying and selling of houses and flats, including prices and demand levels. a housing market b housing bubble c headquarters 7 A loan taken from a bank or lender to buy property, usually repaid with interest over many years. a mortgage b resource c interest rate 8 A phase in the business cycle when the economy grows, output increases, unemployment falls, and consumer spending rises. a expansion b expense c contraction 9 A fixed set of products and services used to track the cost of living and measure inflation over time. a basket of goods and services b consumption c demand 10 Extremely high and typically accelerating inflation, often exceeding 50% per month, causing money to lose nearly all its value very quickly. a hyperinflation b greedflation c demand-pull inflation 11 A payment made to shareholders from a company’s profits. a dividend b charge c real GDP

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Basic financial and economic conceptsVersion en ligne

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To pay for or meet the costs of something, often from available income or resources. collocations: cover the company’s expenses, cover living expenses, cover business expenses

Relating to or characteristic of the countryside rather than towns or cities.

A reduction in the amount of tax that individuals or businesses must pay.

The use of goods and services by households and individuals.

The gross domestic product of a country divided by its total population, used as an indicator of the average economic output per person.

The buying and selling of houses and flats, including prices and demand levels.

A loan taken from a bank or lender to buy property, usually repaid with interest over many years.

A phase in the business cycle when the economy grows, output increases, unemployment falls, and consumer spending rises.

A fixed set of products and services used to track the cost of living and measure inflation over time.

Extremely high and typically accelerating inflation, often exceeding 50% per month, causing money to lose nearly all its value very quickly.

A payment made to shareholders from a company’s profits.