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Business Partner B2 Unit 3
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boom
to grow rapidly, or be very successful as a business or trade.
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profitability
the amount of profit a company makes
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loan
is an amount of money that you borrow from a bank, financial institution, etc.
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recover
to return to a normal condition after a period of trouble or difficulty.
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depression
a long period during which there is very little business activity is the worst type of financial crisis and is known as an economic...
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bankruptcy
when you are not able to pay your debts
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improve
to make or become better
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recession
a difficult time when there is less trade or business activity in a country than usual
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be insolvent
to be unable to pay debts owed
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savings
all the money you have saved, especially in a bank or financial institution
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losses
the situation when a company has less money than it did before, for example because sales have grown down.
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lend
to let someone borrow money or something that belongs to you for a short time.
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boost
improve something and make it more successful
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to go bankrupt
is to become insolvent, or without enough money to pay what you owe.
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owe
to need to (re)pay money
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borrow
to take and use money with the intention to return it.
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bail someone out
to help a person or a company that is in financial difficulty.
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mortgage
a legal arrangement by which you borrown money from a bank in order to buy a house and pay back the money over a period of years
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investment
something you buy, such as shares, bonds or profit to make a long-term profit
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credit crunch
when borrowing money becomes difficult because banks reduce the amount they lend and charge high interest rates.
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drop
to fall to a much lower level or amount, to decline
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stock market
the business of buying and selling stocks and shares
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