The amount by which expenditure is more than receipts in a firmโs or countryโs accounts. (The company announced a two million pound .................................................... .)
deficit
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A tax on money earned as wages or salary. (She pays .................................................... at the lowest rate.)
income tax
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A system where one person or company supplies all of a product in one area without any competition. (The state has a .................................................... of the tobacco trade.)
monopoly
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The difference in value between a countryโs imports and exports. (The government is trying to reduce the .................................................... deficit.)
balance of payments
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The amount which a firm, machine or person produces. (The factory has doubled its .................................................... in the last six months.)
output
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Industries involved in the production of raw materials. (Coal mining is an important .................................................... .)
primary industry
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The action of imposing taxes. (Money raised by .................................................... pays for all government services.)
taxation
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banana
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gift
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shark
Other team loses 20 points!
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baam
Lose 10 points!
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A tax imposed as a percentage of the invoice value of goods or services. An indirect tax. ( .................................................... in Britain currently runs at 20 per cent.)
VAT
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seesaw
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gift
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gift
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baam
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baam
Lose 5 points!
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seesaw
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fairy
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thief
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The percentage charged for borrowing money. (The Bank of England has raised .................................................... .)
interest rates
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Lack of work. (The figures for .................................................... are rising.)
unemployment
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Industries involved in the manufacture of goods. ( .................................................... rely on the ready supply of raw materials.)
secondary industries
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Installing machinery in place of workers ( .................................................... can be a mixed blessing โ machines usually tend to be out of order when you need them most.)
automation
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Industries which do not make products but offer a service such as banking, insurance and transport. ( .................................................... have become more important in the last decade.)