BALANCE SHEET: a statement showing the wealth of a business or organitation at a particular date.
Bankrup: unable to pay your debets.
BOTTOM LINE: The last line on a financial document which shows the final result.
EXPENSE: Money Spent.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A document showing the state of the finances of an organisation or business.
FORECAST: an estimate of a future situation.
INCOME STATEMENT: a financial statement showing revenue, expediture and profit from operations during a given period.
MISMANAGEMENT: Poor quality management
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT: a financial statement showing revenue expediture and profit from operations during a given period.
REGULATOR: a government agency responsible for overseeing a profession or an activity.
SECURITIES EXCHANGE COMMISSION: Agency responsible for stock market regulation.
jueves, 22 de noviembre de 2007
VOCABULARY UNIT 7
BACK OFFICE: the departaments of a financial company where routine administrative task are done whithout direc contac with costumers.
BUSINESS PROCESS: any activity that is essencial for a fim to conduct its business.
DATABESE: an organized set of information stored in a computer.
DOWNSIZE: to reduce the number of employees in an organization.
KNOWLEDGE WORK: work that involves developing or using knowledge.
OFFSHORING: transferring work to an outside supplier based in another country.
OUTSOURCE: transferring work to an outside supplier.
OVERHEAD: a cost that does not vary with output.
PILOT PROJET: atrial project test performance.
PRODUCTIVITY: the relationship between the output of goods and resources needed to produce them.
SAVING: money and materials saved by economical working.
SERVICE PROVIDER: a company that provides services for user especially in computer networks.
SHORTAGE: a lack or sarcity of something.
BUSINESS PROCESS: any activity that is essencial for a fim to conduct its business.
DATABESE: an organized set of information stored in a computer.
DOWNSIZE: to reduce the number of employees in an organization.
KNOWLEDGE WORK: work that involves developing or using knowledge.
OFFSHORING: transferring work to an outside supplier based in another country.
OUTSOURCE: transferring work to an outside supplier.
OVERHEAD: a cost that does not vary with output.
PILOT PROJET: atrial project test performance.
PRODUCTIVITY: the relationship between the output of goods and resources needed to produce them.
SAVING: money and materials saved by economical working.
SERVICE PROVIDER: a company that provides services for user especially in computer networks.
SHORTAGE: a lack or sarcity of something.
VOCABULARY UNIT 6
BARRIER TO ENTRY: any factor wich prevents new competition from entering a market.
BENEFIT: an advantage or an improvement.
BRAND: the identity of a product or service.
CONSUMER: person who buys products and/or services.
LOGO: a sign or symbol used as a trademark to represent a compañy or a brand.
MARKETING MIX: the four different components of marketing; PLACE: the distribution and delivery of goods to market, PRICE: the amount of money for wich something can be sold, PRODUCT: normally a manufactured item but also refers to everything that surrounds the product, PROMOTION: activities that help sell a product.
PREMIUM: a price taht is higher than the standard price, usually due to higher quality.
PROMOTION: a method of communicating and publicising a product.
POINT OF SALE: abbreviation POS, the place where a consumer can buy a product or service.
BENEFIT: an advantage or an improvement.
BRAND: the identity of a product or service.
CONSUMER: person who buys products and/or services.
LOGO: a sign or symbol used as a trademark to represent a compañy or a brand.
MARKETING MIX: the four different components of marketing; PLACE: the distribution and delivery of goods to market, PRICE: the amount of money for wich something can be sold, PRODUCT: normally a manufactured item but also refers to everything that surrounds the product, PROMOTION: activities that help sell a product.
PREMIUM: a price taht is higher than the standard price, usually due to higher quality.
PROMOTION: a method of communicating and publicising a product.
POINT OF SALE: abbreviation POS, the place where a consumer can buy a product or service.
miércoles, 7 de noviembre de 2007
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