1
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If you ________ money to
someone, you let someone use your money for a certain period of time. If you
________ money from someone, you take someone's money for a short time
(usually paying interest and then repaying it).
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2
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When you ________ an account,
you put money into it. When you ________ an account, you take money out of
it.
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3
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If a company is ________, it
has lost all its money. If a company is ________, it has lost all its
money, it has also borrowed a lot, and it cannot pay back its debts (=
money it owes).
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4
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A ________ is part of a
company's profits shared out among shareholders (see number 18). A ________
is money paid to the author of a book, an actor, a rock star, etc, as a
percentage of sales.
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5
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In the UK, ________ are one of
the many equal parts into which a public company's capital is divided. ________
are similar, but are issued by the government.
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6
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________ profit is the profit
you make before money is taken away to cover costs of production, labour,
tax, etc. ________ profit is the money you are left with after costs,
taxes, etc, have been taken away (money which is taken away is called a deduction).
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7
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If you ________ money in an
account, you put money into the account. If you ________ money, you take it
out of your account.
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8
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________ is money taken by the
government from incomes, sales, etc, to pay for government services. ________
is money that has to be paid for bringing goods into a country.
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9
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________ is the money you
receive (for example, your wage or salary). ________ is money
you spend.
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10
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Something which is ________ is
too expensive. Something which is ________ costs much more than its true
value.
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11
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A ________ is money that is
earned on a daily or weekly basis (often for a part-time, temporary or unskilled
job). A ________ is money that is earned monthly or annually (usually for a
full-time, permanent or skilled job or profession).
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12
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An ________ is a note, or bill,
sent to you to ask for payment for goods or services. A ________ is a note
(from a shop, for example) which shows how much you have paid for
something.
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13
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A ________ is the percentage
by which a full price is reduced in a shop. A ________ is money paid back
to a customer when, for example, returning something to a shop.
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14
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A ________ is money paid back
to a customer when, for example, returning something to a shop (see number
13 above). A ________ is money that someone gets back as a result of paying
too much tax or rent, etc.
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15
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________ is a state of economy
where prices and wages increase (= go up). ________ is a reduction of
economic activity (usually accompanied by a drop in prices, salaries, etc).
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16
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A ________ is the money that
someone continues to receive after they have retired from a job. ________
is the money that is given to someone to compensate then for losing their
job when a company no longer needs them and has to dismiss them.
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17
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A bank ________ is a detailed
written document from a bank showing how much money has gone into and come
out of a bank account. A ________ is the amount of money you have in your
bank account.
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18
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________ is the percentage of
sales value given to a sales person in a company. ________ is the percentage
that is paid to someone for lending money.
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19
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________ interest is interest
calculated on the sum of the original borrowed amount and the accrued interest.
________ interest is interest that is calculated on the amount of money
borrowed and does not include the interest already earned.
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20
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________ is the money that is
needed or available for running a business or organisation. ________ is the
money that is needed or available for starting a business or organisation.
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21
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If you ________ a plan or
venture, you provide the money for it. If you ________ a plan or venture, you
provide the money for it, and also assume financial responsibility for it
if it fails.
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22
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An ________ is an official
examination of the financial records of a company, organisation or person. A
________ is the amount of money a company, organisation or person has
available to spend on something.
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23
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If you ________ goods or
services, you pay part of the costs so that they can be sold to people at a
lower price. If you ________ something (for example, an event), you pay for
all or part of it.
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24
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If you ________ a debt, you
pay back the money you owe. If you ________ on a debt, you fail to pay the
money back.
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