IV English - Business Cycle, International trade, CSR Flashcards

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The business cycle is also called

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trade cycle

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The business cycle can be defined as a permanent feature of market economies where

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economic activities grow and contract

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The four phases of the cycle are called

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upturn, peak, downturn, depression

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A prolonging recession is called

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depression

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The lowest point on the business cycle is called

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trough

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Investment is linked to ______________ and only takes place when demand is growing.

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consumption

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Imports and exports of goods and services without any government restrictions

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Free trade

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restricting imports by way of trade barriers such as tariffs and quotas

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Protectionism

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Government policies or regulations that restrict international trade

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trade barriers

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A maximum quantity of goods of a specific kind that can be imported into a country

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quota

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A tax charged on imports

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tariff

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country’s ability to produce particular goods more efficiently than some other countries

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comparative advantage

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a country’s ability to produce goods at a lower cost than any other country

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absolute advantage

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the industry in an early stage of development and which cannot survive competition from foreign companies

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an infant industry

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the industry that is particularly important to a country’s economy

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a strategic industry

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selling unwanted goods very cheaply, usually in other countries

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dumping

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The role of business is to generate profits for owners – shareholders conforming to the law, local customs and ethics.

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SHAREHOLDER/STOCKHOLDER MODEL

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The role of business is to generate profits for owners – shareholders conforming to the law, local customs and ethics. A business is to generate profits but also to satisfy a company’s all stakeholders:
* those who have a stake in a company – shareholders
* those who have an interest in a company – customers & local communities
* those who have a claim on a company – employees & suppliers

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STAKEHOLDER MODEL

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good impressions about a company in one area create positives opinions about this company in other areas

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the halo effect

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be involved in good practices; czynić dobro

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to do gooding

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to make profits

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to create monetary value for companies

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an assumption; przesłanka

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a premise

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CSR attitude, a company’s CSR stance – stosunek firmy do odpowiedzialnego biznesu

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CSR stance

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Trade in commodities is called

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visible trade

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Services, such as banking, insurance, tourism and technical expertise

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invisible imports and exports

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difference between total earnings from all exports and total expenditure on all imports

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balance of payment

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The imaginary situation in which a country is completely self- sufficient and has no foreign trade is called

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autarky