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Hiring an outside firm to do work, rather than doing it internally.
outsource
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The availability of a product and the desire for it.
supply and demand
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A newly established business can be referred to as a s____u_.
startup
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To hire new employees: ....... staff
bring on
get up
take on
save up
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The specific group of customers a company wants to reach: t_____ m_____
target market
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Creating a unique name and image for a product.
branding
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A person who starts a business, taking on financial risk.
entrepreneur
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When two companies combine into one, they _____. It is known as a ______.
merge (verb) / merger (noun)
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Total value of goods produced within a country.
GDP (Gross Domestic Product):
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Profit made on an investment compared to its cost is referred to as ROI. What do the letters mean?
Return on investment
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The preoccupation of society with buying goods.
consumerism
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When one company controls an entire market.
Monopoly
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Total income received from sales.
revenue / turnover
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An economy that is moving toward becoming advanced
emerging market
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What a company owns vs. what it owes.
assets / liabilities:
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A general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing power of money.
inflation
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A period of economic decline.
recession (lasts for months to a year) / depression (more severe decline and lasts years)
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Money paid to an employee upon leaving a company.
severance package (golden handshake = a generous payout for leaving)
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Assuming control of a company by buying its shares.
acquisition (general term) / takeover (often used when hostile)
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The movement of money in and out of a company.
cash flow
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Would you like to pay in i__________ or as a l___ ___? (small, regular payments or one large payment).
instalments / lump sum
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